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Lua Scripting: Fix mistakes

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rubenwardy 2021-01-27 16:37:21 +00:00
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@ -91,11 +91,6 @@ declared by using the `local` keyword, and then given an initial value. Local
will be discussed later, because it's part of a very important concept called
*scope*.
The `=` means *assignment*, so `result = a + b` means set "result" to a + b.
Variable names can be longer than one character unlike in mathematics, as seen
with the "result" variable. It's also worth noting that Lua is *case-sensitive*;
A is a different variable to a.
The `=` sign means *assignment*, so `result = a + b` means set the value of
`result` to the value of `a + b`. Variable names can be longer than one
character, as seen with the `result` variable. It's also worth noting that, like
@ -274,7 +269,7 @@ local function foo(bar)
end
```
To allow mods to call you functions, you should create a table with the same
To allow mods to call your functions, you should create a table with the same
name as the mod and add your function to it. This table is often called an API
table or namespace.