Wasn't sure where to post this but I saw an update thread here so thought it might be ok.
So I came across this thread today - [url]https://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1348923&p=44380255&viewfull=1#post44380255[/url]
And found it really useful so was wondering if it could be added to the game so I don't have to paste a massive table in every script I want to check binds on!
Thanks.
I have this:
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local _key = "KEY_" .. string.upper(input.LookupBinding( "PC_menu" ));
if ( input.IsKeyDown( BIND_KEY_NUMBERS[ _key ] ) ) then
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So with GetKeyName I tried
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lua_run_cl print(input.GetKeyName(input.LookupBinding( "PC_menu")))
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And that didn't work. Maybe I'm doing it wrong?
[ERROR] LuaCmd:1: bad argument #1 to 'GetKeyName' (number expected, got string)
1. GetKeyName - [C]:-1
2. unknown - LuaCmd:1
Even tried this:
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lua_run_cl print(input.GetKeyName( "KEY_" .. string.upper(input.LookupBinding( "PC_menu" ))))
[/code]
Same error.
It's so that you can bind the menu's console command to a key and still close the menu when it's open using the bound key.
By looking at the error, you can clearly see it is not looking for a string as it's argument.
bump. I need this again, can anyone help please?
[QUOTE=Hackcraft;51279277]bump. I need this again, can anyone help please?[/QUOTE]
[URL="http://wiki.garrysmod.com/page/input/LookupBinding"]http://wiki.garrysmod.com/page/input/LookupBinding[/URL] ?
That only says if it's bound.
I'm trying to get the KEY_ENUM for bind checking but LookupBinding only returns the key and idk how to convert it without using a huge table to do it for me.
Why do you need the Key_ENUM
Also you can do string.byte on the characters returned...If A is 65, B is 66, KEY_A is 11 and KEY_B is 12...You have to use your brain...
[QUOTE=Hackcraft;51279476]That only says if it's bound.
I'm trying to get the KEY_ENUM for bind checking but LookupBinding only returns the key and idk how to convert it without using a huge table to do it for me.[/QUOTE]
[code]local key = _G["KEY_" .. input.LookupBinding("PC_menu"):upper()][/code]
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