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Latest revision as of 07:59, 4 August 2020
 Function os.loadAPI | |
| Loads a user created API from a file located at path.
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| Syntax | os.loadAPI(string path) |
| Returns | boolean did the API load successfully? |
| Part of | ComputerCraft |
| API | OS |
Examples
 Example | |
| Loads an API saved at "test/myAPI" and runs the global function "hello" from it. | |
| Code |
--test/myAPI: local text = "Hello World!" -- this won't be seen from outside of the API because it is localized function hello () -- this will be seen from outside the API because it is not localized print(text) end --The program that will use "myAPI"
os.loadAPI("test/myAPI") -- load the API
myAPI.hello() -- runs the function "hello" from the API
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| Output | Hello World! |
Additional Notes
- path must be an absolute path.
- All variables which will be needed to be accessed through <apiname>.<variable/function> must be global.
- By default APIs cannot access shell API and multishell API.
