Can you access quest::setglobal from a plugin?

[revloc02c]

Thanks for looking at that. It must be my global.pl file, which I know you've mentioned twice, but I am not following you.

source the plugins SVN

What does that mean?

(Sorry, I am not trying to be daft, just kinda new and still learning the lingo.)

I did "SVN Update" with Tortoise on the plugins folder, but that did not help, so you must mean something else.

[Akkadius]

Originally Posted by revloc02c

Thanks for looking at that. It must be my global.pl file, which I know you've mentioned twice, but I am not following you.

What does that mean?

(Sorry, I am not trying to be daft, just kinda new and still learning the lingo.)

I did "SVN Update" with Tortoise on the plugins folder, but that did not help, so you must mean something else.

Checkout plugins from here:

http://www.eqemulator.org/forums/showthread.php?t=32608

[revloc02c]

I know it takes me a long time to reply, I got a busy RL.

Anyway, I just want to say a thorough thanks. I got it. Akkadius, I really, really appreciate you taking the time to answer my questions.


In case anyone else ever reads the thread here's some more details:
I followed the link in the previous post, and then the two links there. The first link took me to a list of plugins, and I copied the "globals.pl" one. It looks the same as the one I already had, but on closer inspection it is different, and once I replaced it, my code works like a charm--in other words, the $qglobals variable can be accessed from inside a plugin.

As an aside: I found lots of other useful plugins in those links. Gonna take me months to look through it because I am so busy, but it should be fun (that's why we do this right?).

[Akkadius]

Originally Posted by revloc02c

I know it takes me a long time to reply, I got a busy RL.

Anyway, I just want to say a thorough thanks. I got it. Akkadius, I really, really appreciate you taking the time to answer my questions.


In case anyone else ever reads the thread here's some more details:
I followed the link in the previous post, and then the two links there. The first link took me to a list of plugins, and I copied the "globals.pl" one. It looks the same as the one I already had, but on closer inspection it is different, and once I replaced it, my code works like a charm--in other words, the $qglobals variable can be accessed from inside a plugin.

As an aside: I found lots of other useful plugins in those links. Gonna take me months to look through it because I am so busy, but it should be fun (that's why we do this right?).

Not a problem