Table value not being set?

[LauScript]

So for some odd reason, it's not storing values in my table.

[lua]
society.Plugin = {}
society.Plugin.Hooks = { }

function society.Plugin.InitialisePlugins()
for k, v in pairs( file.FindInLua( "Society/gamemode/systems/plugins/*.lua" ) ) do
include( "Society/gamemode/systems/plugins/" .. v )
end
end

-- wtf.
function ccit()
print( "plugin .. " .. tostring(table.concat( society.Plugin.Hooks, " " )) );
end
concommand.Add("ccit", ccit)

function society.Plugin:AddCustomHook( tbl, hook, func )
self.Hooks[ tbl.Name ] = { hook = func }; -- This isn't setting for some odd reason.
print( "plugin .. " .. tostring(table.concat( self.Hooks, " " )) );
print("Added " .. tostring( tbl.Name ) .. " to plugin hooks with hook variable of" .. tostring(hook)) -- This returns values, tbl.Name and hook are both valid strings.
end

function society.Plugin.RegisterPlugin( table )
if ( table.Name and table.Description and table.Author and table.Initialise and table.Version != nil) then
print("Society:: Loaded Plugin" .. tostring(table.Name) .. ": " .. tostring(table.Description) .. ": " .. table.Version .. ", by " .. tostring(table.Author) .. "." )

table.Initialise()
--[[
if ( table.DisconnectSave ) then
hook.Add( "PlayerDisconnected", table.Name .. "PlayerDisconnected", table.DisconnectSave )
end

if ( table.PlayerConnect ) then
hook.Add( "PlayerConnect", table.Name .. "PlayerConnect", table.PlayerConnect )
end

if ( table.PlayerSpawn ) then
hook.Add( "PlayerSpawn", table.Name .. "PlayerSpawn", table.PlayerSpawn)
end
--]]
if ( table.CustomHooks == true ) then
for k,v in pairs( society.Plugin.Hooks[ table.Name ] ) do
if ( society.Plugin.Hooks[ table.Name ][ v ] != nil ) then
print("??????????????")
hook.Add( tostring(v), table.Name .. tostring(v), society.Plugin.Hooks[ table.Name ][ v ] ) -- society.Plugin.Hooks[ table.Name ][ v ] should be a function?
end
end
end
end
end[/lua]

Here is where I'm calling the function that sets the values.

[lua]
local Plugin = {}
Plugin.Name = "Footsteps"
Plugin.Description = "A more, tropical, sound."
Plugin.Author = "LauScript"
Plugin.Version = "1.0"
Plugin.CustomHooks = true

function TestThisShit()
print( "Test" )
end

society.Plugin:AddCustomHook( Plugin, "PlayerSpawn", TestThisShit )

function Plugin.Initialise()
end
society.Plugin.RegisterPlugin( Plugin )
[/lua]

kind of rusty haven't coded in awhile

[RetTurtl3]

Error and line of error might help and the prints from the console

[LauScript]

Okay, there is no error at all. So..

As for the prints,

[lua] print("Added " .. tostring( tbl.Name ) .. " to plugin hooks with hook variable of" .. tostring(hook))[/lua] on line 19 returns exactly what it should, it returns "Added Footsteps to plugin hooks with hook variable of PlayerSpawn"

And if you notice on line 18, I put
[lua]
print( "plugin .. " .. tostring(table.concat( self.Hooks, " " )) );
[/lua]
and that prints when the society.Plugin:AddCustomHook function is called, it just prints "plugin .. "

On the if then else check at line 42 i have
[lua]
society.Plugin.Hooks[ table.Name ][ v ] != nil
[/lua]

seems to be returning nil, because nothing in that check is getting called( the print("????????????") inside the statement doesn't show up )

[LauScript]

bump

[Remscar]

[Lua]
function society.Plugin:AddCustomHook( tbl, hook, func )
self.Hooks[ tbl.Name ] = {}
self.Hooks[ tbl.Name][hook] = func
MsgN("Added " .. tostring( tbl.Name ) .. " to plugin hooks with hook variable of" .. tostring(hook))
end

function society.Plugin.RegisterPlugin( table )
if ( table.Name and table.Description and table.Author and table.Initialise and table.Version != nil) then
--print("Society:: Loaded Plugin" .. tostring(table.Name) .. ": " .. tostring(table.Description) .. ": " .. table.Version .. ", by " .. tostring(table.Author) .. "." )

table.Initialise()
--[[
if ( table.DisconnectSave ) then
hook.Add( "PlayerDisconnected", table.Name .. "PlayerDisconnected", table.DisconnectSave )
end

if ( table.PlayerConnect ) then
hook.Add( "PlayerConnect", table.Name .. "PlayerConnect", table.PlayerConnect )
end

if ( table.PlayerSpawn ) then
hook.Add( "PlayerSpawn", table.Name .. "PlayerSpawn", table.PlayerSpawn)
end
--]]
if ( table.CustomHooks == true ) then
for k,v in pairs( society.Plugin.Hooks[table.Name] ) do

if ( society.Plugin.Hooks[table.Name][k] != nil ) then
hook.Add( tostring(k), table.Name.."-" .. tostring(k), v )
end
end
end
end
end
[/LUA]

Fixed

[LauScript]

What'd you do? I like to learn frm these things.

After looking over it, it seems you changed just the "format" as i like to call it, of the way it's saving to the table?

And using the k value which for some reason excluded

[Remscar]

you cant do
Self.Hooks[tbl.Name] = {hook = func}
If you do it that way then the key will be set as "hook" and not the name of the hook.

Also when you then call in pairs k is returned as the hook name and v is returned as the function.

So basically the table looks like
Hooks = {}
Hooks["Footsteps"] = {}
Hooks["Footsteps"]["PlayerSpawn"] = function

and we are calling "Hooks["Footsteps"]" in pairs so it is returned as
k = "PlayerSpawn"
v = function

[LauScript]

[QUOTE=Remscar;30784625]you cant do
Self.Hooks[tbl.Name] = {hook = func}
If you do it that way then the key will be set as "hook" and not the name of the hook.

Also when you then call in pairs k is returned as the hook name and v is returned as the function.

So basically the table looks like
Hooks = {}
Hooks["Footsteps"] = {}
Hooks["Footsteps"]["PlayerSpawn"] = function

and we are calling "Hooks["Footsteps"]" in pairs so it is returned as
k = "PlayerSpawn"
v = function[/QUOTE]

Excellent, yeah see that's my problem, I can't visualise what the table looks like so it gets confusing for me, but I pretty much got it down now! Thanks!