hook.Call
Example
Runs function DoSomething, which eventually calls the event "DoneDoingSomething", triggering the hooked function DoSomethingElse.
function DoSomething()
--Does something
hook.Call("DoneDoingSomething")
end
function DoSomethingElse()
--Does something else, once the hook DoneDoingSomething is called.
print("Done!")
end
hook.Add( "DoneDoingSomething", "Does something else", DoSomethingElse )
DoSomething()
Output: Done!
Example
You can also make custom functions controllable via hooks.
function MakeCheese()
local shouldMakeCheese = hook.Call("MakeCheezPleez")
if shouldMakeCheese then
print("yay")
else
print("nay")
end
end
function MakeCheeseOrNot()
if #player.GetAll() >= 1 then
return true
else
return false
end
end
hook.Add( "MakeCheezPleez", "Does something else", MakeCheeseOrNot )
MakeCheese()
Output: If there is players in the server, we print "yay". If there isn't, we print "nay"
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