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Reputation: 132

Lua script to poke clients in TS3 explanation

This is a working TS3 poke script, which pokes all of the users:

function pokeall(serverConnectionHandlerID)
 local clients, error = ts3.getClientList(serverConnectionHandlerID)    
  for i=1, #clients do
 local clname, clientNameError = ts3.getClientVariableAsString(serverConnectionHandlerID, clients[i], ts3defs.ClientProperties.CLIENT_NICKNAME)
 ts3.requestClientPoke(serverConnectionHandlerID, clients[i], "Lua Pokeall script :-)")
 --ts3.printMessage(serverConnectionHandlerID, "Poked "..clname.." (id: "..clients[i]..")!")        
end 
end

ts3.printMessage is a comment now (optional).

This script is working with command: /lua run pokeall

I'm new in Lua. I want to understand how this code works. So here, if i get it correctly: we have 2 variables clients and clname. clients[i] with for it's obviously a loop. It starts with index 1 (so it's the 2. element). Why not with 0 (i = 0) ?

clname gets the user name, i think...

How can i poke a concrete user ? (to poke only 1 user with command: /lua run pokeall USER_NICKNAME --> name of the user)

Enough to change the clients[i] to clname in ts3.requestClientPoke ?

Upvotes: -1

Views: 632

Answers (1)

Piglet
Piglet

Reputation: 28950

Why not with 0 (i = 0) ?

Because Lua sequences start at index 1 unlike most other programming languages.

Enough to change the clients[i] to clname in ts3.requestClientPoke ?

You poke a user with its client id, not with its name.

Upvotes: 1

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