GlobalState

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Functions

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Seek(VariableName)

The Seek function is used to get a global variable stored. The VariableName should be a string value! It will return a nil value if no global variable by that name is given. An example can be:

printl(GlobalState.Seek("MyName"))

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SeekFunction(ScriptName, FunctionName)

The SeekFunction takes 2 variables which of both need to be strings. The function is used to run a function from 1 script to another. Here is an example!

GlobalState.SeekFunction("script2", "sayHello")

function sayHello()
    printl("Hello!")
end

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Push(VariableName, VariableValue, Overwrite = true)

The Push functions takes 2 variables in which VariableName must be a string and VariableValue can be of any. It also takes a 3rd optional variable which must be a boolean! The function is used to create/update a global variable. An example can be:

GlobalState.Push("MyName", "Arexvy")
wait(2)
GlobalState.Push("MyName", 2) -- here we overwrite the value of previously declared variable "MyName" to a integer with value of 2

printl(GlobalState.Seek("MyName")) -- will print Arexvy

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Pop(VariableName)

The Pop function takes a variable which must be a string and be a value. It returns a bool value to tell if the action was successful or not. An example can be:

GlobalState.Push("MyName", "Arexvy")
local success = GlobalState.Pop("MyName")
if success then 
    printl("Successfully removed global variable MyName")
end

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ClearGlobalStateMemory()

The ClearGlobalStateMemory function clears all of the GlobalVariables stored.