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  1. I see. Thank you. It looks encouraging to me then to see that name pop up in several places in the viewer repo. I take that to be a sign it's currently being implemented: is that so? Aah, I see. I'd noticed that everything was mediated through a service bot, so I already knew things were different there. Still somewhat baffled by this particular decision.
  2. Hello everybody! I've had a rough week, apologies for the late reply Thank you so much for replying and providing information 🙌 Thank you! Between the above and some moving things around, the math error disappeared. Ooh, of course. Thank you!
  3. Hey, uh... I'm new to SL and I have no idea how development is organized. I came across this, trying to figure out how to use RegEx in LL. The bug report/feature request was closed as "completed"? But then the whole repo was archived just some few weeks ago 😩 Anyway, I can't seem to get `llRegex` to work in the viewer. Searching the org, I can see that there is a header file for "llRegex" being included in many places, within which there are functions like "ll_regex_match" with a "LL_COMMON_API" keyword, which looks promising, but those names don't work either, I'm still getting Has this been implemented? Is it still on its way to a stable release?
  4. I am trying to use the boolean (which I guess we have to use in ineger types?) return of a function in a logical operation (if A and B) I'm getting a Math Error now. The script compiles fine in the editor "pre-flight", the error occurs when trying to run this function. I'm still new to this SL Script FrankenLanguage, so I'm not sure where the problem is O_o FWIW, I've tried using 1 and 0 as the return values. It looks like "TRUE" and "FALSE" are just constants representing 1 and 0 respectively, so I wouldn't expect that to be an issue. Of course I started out trying to use "boolean" as the return type, but that gave me a syntax error. integer beginsWith(string str, string substr){ integer ss_length = llStringLength(substr); if(llGetSubString(str, 0, ss_length) == substr) return TRUE; return FALSE; } ... if(ItemType == INVENTORY_SOUND && beginsWith(ItemName, "Radio: ")){} How do I use a supposed-to-be boolean in a logical operation?
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