NavRoute
Contents
Functions
add
Definition:
add() -> ?
Description:
Arguments:
?
Returns:
?
Example:
addbyid
Definition:
addbyid(int sectorid) -> true
Description:
Add a waypoint to the navigation route.
sectorid equal or lower than 0 generates an error.
Arguments:
sectorid - sector to plot a route to
Returns:
Seems to always return true.
Example:
local sectorid = SectorIDFromLocationStr("Bractus C-5") NavRoute.addbyid(sectorid)
clear
Definition:
clear() -> Clear the current route
Description:
Will clear any route if one exists
Arguments:
None
Returns:
Nil
Example:
GetCurrentRoute
Definition:
GetCurrentRoute() -> table route
Description:
Returns current nav route. Note: The return value is a reference to the navroute not a copy. That means the returned table is updated as the route changes and the route can be edited by modifying the table elements.
Returns:
route reference to navroute table
GetFinalDestination
Definition:
GetFinalDestination() -> ?
Description:
Arguments:
?
Returns:
sector-id of route end
Example:
GetNextHop
Definition:
GetNextHop() -> ?
Description:
Arguments:
?
Returns:
?
Example:
list
Definition:
list() -> ?
Description:
Arguments:
?
Returns:
?
Example:
load
Definition:
load() -> ?
Description:
Arguments:
?
Returns:
?
Example:
OnEvent
Definition:
OnEvent() -> ?
Description:
Arguments:
?
Returns:
?
Example:
save
Definition:
save() -> ?
Description:
Arguments:
?
Returns:
?
Example:
SetFinalDestination
Definition:
SetFinalDestination(int destination) -> nil
Description:
Plot navroute to specified sector.
Arguments:
destination - sectorid of destination sector.
Example:
NavRoute.SetFinalDestination(SectorIDFromLocationStr"Dau A1")
SetFullRoute
Definition:
SetFullRoute(table route) -> nil
Description:
Set the navigation route by specifying all it's points.
Arguments:
route - list containing sectorid's describing the navroute.
Calling it with arguments of wrong type (not table) causes Lua errors that cripple the HUD.
Example:
local sectorid = SectorIDFromLocationStr("Bractus C-5") NavRoute.SetFullRoute({sectorid, sectorid+1, 1234})
undo
Definition:
undo() -> ?
Description:
Arguments:
?
Returns:
?
Example:
