Difference between revisions of "NXSL:PostEvent"
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| ''node'' || Node object to send event on behalf of. | | ''node'' || Node object to send event on behalf of. | ||
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| ''event'' || Event code. | | ''event'' || Event code or name (name can be used since 1.2.6). | ||
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| ''tag'' || User tag associated with event. Optional, can be leaved out or set to '''null'''. | | ''tag'' || User tag associated with event. Optional, can be leaved out or set to '''null'''. | ||
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PostEvent($node, 100000) | PostEvent($node, 100000) | ||
PostEvent($node, 100000, "my tag", "param1", "param2") | PostEvent($node, 100000, "my tag", "param1", "param2") | ||
PostEvent($node, | PostEvent($node, "MY_EVENT_NAME", null, "param1") | ||
Revision as of 18:07, 9 January 2013
Post event on behalf of given node.
Since: 1.0.8
Syntax
PostEvent(node, event, tag, ...);
Parameters
node Node object to send event on behalf of. event Event code or name (name can be used since 1.2.6). tag User tag associated with event. Optional, can be leaved out or set to null. ... 0 or more event-specific parameters.
Return Value
TRUE if event was posted successfully or FALSE if not.
Examples
PostEvent($node, 100000) PostEvent($node, 100000, "my tag", "param1", "param2") PostEvent($node, "MY_EVENT_NAME", null, "param1")