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|version=1.3b48
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|description=Returns the value of a [[Token:token property{{!}}token property]] from a [[Token:library token{{!}}library token]]. If the lib argument is not specified then the [[Token:token property{{!}}token property]] will be retrieved from the [[Token:library token{{!}}library token]] that the macro is currently running from.
|description=Returns the value of a [[Token:token property{{!}}token property]] from a [[Token:library token{{!}}library token]]. If the lib argument is not specified then the [[Token:token property{{!}}token property]] will be retrieved from the [[Token:library token{{!}}library token]] that the macro is currently running from.
This function will CANNOT be used to retrieve a default value on a lib token. The property value on the lib must be entered manually and must be different from any default values (the use of which is discouraged on lib tokens).


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Revision as of 18:52, 30 June 2009

getLibProperty() Function

Introduced in version 1.3b48
Returns the value of a token property from a library token. If the lib argument is not specified then the token property will be retrieved from the library token that the macro is currently running from. This function will CANNOT be used to retrieve a default value on a lib token. The property value on the lib must be entered manually and must be different from any default values (the use of which is discouraged on lib tokens).

Usage

getLibProperty(name)
getLibProperty(name, lib)

Examples

To get the "init" token property from the library token that a macro is running from use.
[getLibProperty("init")]

To get the "init" token property from a library token called "lib:Attacks" use.

[getLibProperty("init", "lib:Attacks")]