<function name="RunClass" parent="player_manager" type="libraryfunc"> <description>Execute a named function within the player's set class</description> <realm>Shared</realm> <file line="395-L405">lua/includes/modules/player_manager.lua</file> <file line="405-L415">lua/includes/modules/player_manager.lua</file> <args> <arg name="ply" type="Player">Player to execute function on.</arg> <arg name="funcName" type="string">Name of function.</arg> <arg name="arguments" type="vararg">Optional arguments. Can be of any type.</arg> </args> <rets> <ret name="" type="vararg">The values returned by the called function.</ret> </rets> </function> <example> <description>Run the player's class 'Loadout' function when PlayerLoadout is called</description> <code> function GM:PlayerLoadout( ply ) player_manager.RunClass( ply, "Loadout" ) end </code> <output>The player's class 'Loadout' function is executed</output> </example> <example> <description>Call a greeting function within the playerclass system.</description> <code> local PLAYER = {} PLAYER.DisplayName = "Hooman" PLAYER.WalkSpeed = 200 PLAYER.greet = function( tbl ) // create a function named 'greet' // the first argument passed is the source table // which includes the classID, the player entity, and the function itself local ply = tbl.Player // here we extract the player entity from the table ply:ChatPrint("Hello "..ply:Nick().." !") // tell the player end // link it to the spawn hook, so each time a player (re-)spawns, he will be greeted with a hello hook.Add("PlayerSpawn","greet",function(ply) player_manager.RunClass( ply, "greet" ) end) </code> <output>Hello Flowx !</output> </example>