Run lua functions from the command line

While not as powerful as being able to do /lua MyFuncHere("awesome!", "args!") I did quickly put together a way to run your own commands:

Code:

playerName = 'Tiina Onir';

command = { };

function command.ShowStats()
  ConsoleLog(string.format("total stats: %d", ShroudGetStatCount()));
  for i=0, ShroudGetStatCount(), 2 do
    ConsoleLog(string.format('%d: %s - %d: %s', i, ShroudGetStatNameByNumber(i), i+1, ShroudGetStatNameByNumber(i+1)));
  end
end

function command.ShowStat(si)
  i = tonumber(si);
  ConsoleLog(string.format('(%d)%s: %f', i, ShroudGetStatNameByNumber(i), ShroudGetStatValueByNumber(i)));
end

function command.findStat(args)
  for i=0, ShroudGetStatCount(), 1 do
    if string.match(string.lower(ShroudGetStatNameByNumber(i)), string.lower(args)) then
      ConsoleLog(string.format('(%d) %s', i, ShroudGetStatNameByNumber(i)));
    end
  end
end

function ShroudOnConsoleInput(type, src, msg)
  if type == 'Local' and src == playerName then
    local cmd, arg = string.match(msg, '\\(%w+)%s*(%w*)');
    if not pcall(command[cmd], arg) then
      ConsoleLog("Command Not Found");
    end
  end
end

that will allow you to say "\ShowStats" and it will list all the stats and their values, or "\ShowStat 39" and it will show you stat 39, it's name, and it's value. You can add any command to this by just making it "command.AwsomeFunctionName()", although you're limited to just one string argument (you can break it apart once your in the function).

EDIT: you do have to change the player name to be your name!

 

I've updated the code above to handle non-existent commands better

 

I added a "findStat" command to search for stats by name, and tell you the number for them.