There are 9 of them, with the doubles removed, 7 remain :
(source: http://uodemo.joinuo.com/?title=Command_List)
- void callback(object, integer, integer);
void shortCallback(object, integer, integer);
void removeCallback(object, integer);
void removeCallbackAdvanced(object, integer, integer);
integer hasCallback(object, integer);
integer hasCallbackAdvanced(object, integer, integer);
void callbackAdvanced(object, integer, integer, integer);
callback, shortCallback and callbackAdvanced can be used to register a new callback. This is the definition of callbackAdvanced: callbackAdvanced(object Item, int Ticks, int FunctionID, int CallbackID). callback and shortCallback default to calling callbackAdvanced with a function ID of 5. The difference between callback and shortCallback is that shortCallback uses ticks whereas callback uses seconds as a parameter. callbackAdvanced also works with ticks. You convert seconds to ticks by multiplying the value with 4. (see http://forum.joinuo.com/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=535)
The function ID tells the core (uodemo.exe) what to do when the callback is triggered. The FunctionID should never be 0, it should be a number between 1 and 20, any other value will cause a big crash. You have been warned. This is a screenshot of the function list inside the EXE:
- Callback Function List.png (17.98 KiB) Viewed 55 times
If the callback has been triggered the callback will be automatically removed. This results in a full restart of the callback if it was already active.
When you register a new callback, any existing callback with both the same function id and callback ID will be removed.
It's important to note that not all callbacks will be saved (into dynamic0):
- CallbackCanBeSaved.png (16.01 KiB) Viewed 55 times
I hope this post answers some questions...
