Concommand.Add

[Wokkel]

I'm learning Lua because I'm a having mappers block.
Now, I used the tutorials on the Garry's Mod Wiki page.
I combined everything in 1 Lua file because that is the easiest thing for now.

I get this error message when I run my Lua file:

lua\test.lua:11: attempt to index global 'Concommand' (a nil value)

Line 11:
[lua]Concommand.Add("Number", whatIsMyNumber)[/lua]

I am trying to call this function:
[lua]function whatIsMyNumber()
print("myNumber is "..myNumber)
end [/lua]

myNumber is changing over the lua file, first value being 0, last value being 10.

Can anyone tell me why it is returning that error?
I think it has something to do with myNumber because I can get a normal message printed in the console.

[_nonSENSE]

[URL="http://wiki.garrysmod.com/?title=Concommand.Add"]concommand[/URL] should be lowercase.

[Wokkel]

Oh god I feel stupid.
I can remember back in the days at high school where my teacher hammered on that in Java.

Thanks

[|King Flawless|]

[QUOTE=Wokkel;23149883]Oh god I feel stupid.
I can remember back in the days at high school where my teacher hammered on that in Java.

Thanks[/QUOTE]

Clearly he didnt hammer it hard enough

[Busymonkey]

Zing!

[Cubar]

[QUOTE=Wokkel;23149825]I'm learning Lua because I'm a having mappers block.
Now, I used the tutorials on the Garry's Mod Wiki page.
I combined everything in 1 Lua file because that is the easiest thing for now.

I get this error message when I run my Lua file:

lua\test.lua:11: attempt to index global 'Concommand' (a nil value)

Line 11:
[lua]Concommand.Add("Number", whatIsMyNumber)[/lua]

I am trying to call this function:
[lua]function whatIsMyNumber()
print("myNumber is "..myNumber)
end [/lua]

myNumber is changing over the lua file, first value being 0, last value being 10.

Can anyone tell me why it is returning that error?
I think it has something to do with myNumber because I can get a normal message printed in the console.[/QUOTE]

You're also missing!

[lua]function whatIsMyNumber(myNumber)
print("myNumber is "..myNumber)
end [/lua]

[jova]

not if he uses a var.

[Cubar]

[QUOTE=Jova;23160816]not if he uses a var.[/QUOTE]

Wrong.

[jova]

he can't use vars?

[coolmission]

If he uses a global variable, it will work perfectly fine without giving it as an argument.

[Cubar]

[QUOTE=coolmission;23175592]If he uses a global variable, it will work perfectly fine without giving it as an argument.[/QUOTE]

[lua]
] lua_run_cl function whatIsMyNumber(myNumber) print("myNumber is "..myNumber) end whatIsMyNumber(5)
myNumber is 5
] lua_run_cl function whatIsMyNumber() print("myNumber is "..myNumber) end whatIsMyNumber(5)
:1: attempt to concatenate global 'myNumber' (a nil value)
] lua_run_cl function whatIsMyNumber() print("myNumber is "..myNumber) end concommand.Add("Number", whatIsMyNumber)
] Number 5
:1: attempt to concatenate global 'myNumber' (a nil value)

[/lua]

[_nonSENSE]

[QUOTE=Cubar;23183006]] lua_run_cl function whatIsMyNumber(myNumber) print("myNumber is "..myNumber) end whatIsMyNumber(5)
myNumber is 5
] lua_run_cl function whatIsMyNumber() print("myNumber is "..myNumber) end whatIsMyNumber(5)
:1: attempt to concatenate global 'myNumber' (a nil value)
] lua_run_cl function whatIsMyNumber() print("myNumber is "..myNumber) end concommand.Add("Number", whatIsMyNumber)
] Number 5
:1: attempt to concatenate global 'myNumber' (a nil value)[/QUOTE]
Are you serious..?

How about this:

[lua]
myNumber = 5
function whatIsMyNumber() print("myNumber is "..myNumber) end[/lua]