No Flush

dozzier

Active Member
I ws wondering if this stops flush from working? I tried it and it doesnt do anyhing with the prog running had a guildy it try it that is clean and it workd.
 

Amadeus

The Maestro
Staff member
In the InnerSpace Console:

Code:
vgexecute /flush
Or, you can
Code:
ext -unload isxvg
(go back to the VG chat window)
Code:
 /flush
(then go back to the console)
Code:
ext isxvg
...FYI, ths is what happens when you use software that you don't fully understand. You shouldn't use InnerSpace until you've gone through the entire InnerSpace wiki and documentation thoroughly and memorize (or printed off a list) of all possible commands, datatypes members and methods. Otherwise, you'll have issues like this.
 

Xeon

Active Member
Amadeus said:
...FYI, ths is what happens when you use software that you don't fully understand. You shouldn't use InnerSpace until you've gone through the entire InnerSpace wiki and documentation thoroughly and memorize (or printed off a list) of all possible commands, datatypes members and methods. Otherwise, you'll have issues like this.
Is there a list somewhere? I've read through the entire ISXVG wiki and most of the InnerSpace wiki and did not a see a list of all commands that IS/ISXVG overrides.

Or is there an IG / command that will list all of them?

I've looked here:
http://www.lavishsoft.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

and here:
http://www.lavishsoft.com/wiki/index.php/Command:Commands

Would be cool to see all the ones available....
 

Amadeus

The Maestro
Staff member
http://www.lavishsoft.com/wiki/index.php/Command:Commands

Then I clicked on the "Lavishscript Commands" at the bottom and found this link:

http://www.lavishsoft.com/wiki/index.php/Command:FlushQueued

...then, I use logic to determine

If I can use "ext" in place of "Extension", then I bet that I can use "Flush" in place of "FlushQueued".

Though, in your defense, I would not think it to be inappropriate to ask lax to make Commands be an 'exact match' instead of a substring match. Since game extensions tend to hook into the command interpreter, but pass things to the InnerSpace interpreter first, it would definately be a better design, in my opinion, if lavishscript commands required an exact string match.
 
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