Hello, The example that I provided does do a check atm.. As I mentioned in the last reply, skills and spells are listed in the command table.. ->pcdata->learned checks the second to the last slot in the command table to return a percentage. Otherwise I could just check the percentage with foo == percent from the actual spell/skill itself but I haven't gotten that far yet. The command table is the only thing that I haven't gotten to yet mainly because I've been busy doing other things.
General excerpts from lua. 1) Functions can be defined using the function keyword and are covered in section 2.5.8 [1] of the Reference Manual. 2) Lua has no need for you to declare function types and arguments! Lua is a dynamically typed language with first class objects. This means that we only find out whether something is a function when we try to call it at runtime. However, Stock rom has to know this or it gets befuddled.. Hence the reason I don't need to define gsn's.. A Rom skills use a gsn for what? GSN, or "Global Skill Number" are nothing more than a reference number for ROM. Hopefully this one makes sense, Chris
