Changes between Version 7 and Version 8 of code/doc/CommandExecutor

Timestamp:

Apr 12, 2017, 10:41:41 PM (7 years ago)

Author:

landauf

Comment:

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code/doc/CommandExecutor

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 = !CommandExecutor =
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 '''execute('''''string''''')''' parses the string and searches a [wiki:ConsoleCommand] with the given name. Given arguments (separated by spaces) are used to execute the !ConsoleCommand.
 
-''string'' has to be a complete !ConsoleCommand (complete in the sense that the command exists and all needed arguments are given), otherwise the !CommandExecutor returns false and sends an [wiki:Debug error message] to the output.
+''string'' has to be a complete !ConsoleCommand (complete in the sense that the command exists and all needed arguments are given), otherwise the !CommandExecutor returns false and sends an [wiki:Output error message] to the output.
 
  * Example 1:
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 CommandExecutor::execute("MyClass myfunction 0.1 0.2 0.3");
 }}}
-    This is equal to ''MyClass::myfunction(0.1, 0.2, 0.3)'' provided that the function "myfunction" of the class "MyClass" was declared as a !ConsoleCommand.
+    This is equal to ''MyClass::myfunction(0.1, 0.2, 0.3)'' provided that the function "myfunction" of the class "!MyClass" was declared as a !ConsoleCommand.
 
 The execute function optionally takes a second argument: '''execute('''''string, bUseTcl''''')'''. If ''bUseTcl'' is set to true (this is the default!) a command is first passed to Tcl (see [wiki:TclBind] for more information). Tcl parses the command, executes all Tcl-related code and if it finds a !ConsoleCommand only known to Orxonox it passes the command back to CommandExecutor::execute with ''bUseTcl = false''.
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 CommandExecutor::execute("MyClass myfunction [expr 10+10]");
 }}}
-    This command will be sent to Tcl. Tcl first evaluates the subcommand within brackets ''expr 10+10'' which results ''20'' and then returns "MyClass myfunction 20" back to Orxonox where it will be executed equivalent to ''MyClass::myfunction(20)''.
+    This command will be sent to Tcl. Tcl first evaluates the subcommand within brackets ''expr 10+10'' which results ''20'' and then returns "!MyClass myfunction 20" back to Orxonox where it will be executed equivalent to ''MyClass::myfunction(20)''.
 
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