Difference between revisions of "GetItemSubItems"

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|param1name=oItem
 
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|param1desc=An Item
 
|param1desc=An Item
|returntype=object[]
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|returntype=object
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|returnarra=TRUE
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|returndesc=An empty array means there are no slots available to attach items A non-empty array enumerates all slots. Empty slots will have OBJECT_INVALID, filled slots will have the OBJECT_ID of the attached items
 
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== Description ==
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<!-- This section contains the full description from the functions comments. Do not change unless you are confident these are incomplete or incorrect. -->
 
<!-- This section contains the full description from the functions comments. Do not change unless you are confident these are incomplete or incorrect. -->
An empty array means there are no slots available to attach items
 
A non-empty array enumerates all slots. Empty slots will have
 
OBJECT_INVALID, filled slots will have the OBJECT_ID of the
 
attached items
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 22:02, 2 March 2010

Enumerates items attached to this item

object[] GetItemSubItems(
object oItem
);
Parameters:
oItem
An Item
Returns:

An empty array means there are no slots available to attach items A non-empty array enumerates all slots. Empty slots will have OBJECT_INVALID, filled slots will have the OBJECT_ID of the attached items

Source:

script.ldf