UtilsEvaluator

Functions

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<td class="name" nowrap><a href="#LibEvaluator.ExecuteCode">LibEvaluator.ExecuteCode</a>&nbsp;(self, tag, code, dontSandbox, defval, forRunnable, test)</td>
<td class="summary">Execute some code </td>
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<td class="name" nowrap><a href="#LibEvaluator.GetRunnable">LibEvaluator.GetRunnable</a>&nbsp;(self, tag, code, dontSandbox, defval)</td>
<td class="summary">Retrieve a piece of code's runnable object  </td>
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Functions

LibEvaluator.ExecuteCode (self, tag, code, dontSandbox, defval, forRunnable, test)

Execute some code

Parameters

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  self: The script environment.
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  tag: A name for your runnable
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  code: 
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  dontSandbox: Whether to sandbox the execution or not
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  defval: The default value if any
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  forRunnable: Boolean indicating whether to return the actual function object or not
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  test: Whether to test the runnable before returning it. This is useful if you don't want your script to execute twice.
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Usage:

LibEvaluator.ExecuteCode(self, tag, code, dontSandbox, defval, forRunnable, test)

Return value:

ret1, ret2, ret3, ret4 -- return values from your code. You can pass 4 return values back from your script.

LibEvaluator.GetRunnable (self, tag, code, dontSandbox, defval)

Retrieve a piece of code's runnable object

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  self: 
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  tag: 
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  code: 
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  dontSandbox: 
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  defval: 
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