crashdog Posted September 13, 2010 Report Share Posted September 13, 2010 Hello, I use FS-X and FSUIPC 4.60a (registrated). I try use a lua programm to set the flap possition. OK I know I should be doing this with conditionals in fsuipc ini but haven't gotten around to look at that yet. So for now I still try it with lua. the error I get in the lua log is : ********* LUA: "flaps" Log [from FSUIPC version 4.60a] ********* 184206 System time = 13/09/2010 12:56:45, Simulator time = 14:13:00 (12:13Z) 184206 LUA: beginning "E:\fsx\Modules\flaps.lua" 194331 *** LUA Error: E:\fsx\Modules\flaps.lua:12: attempt to call field 'marco' (a nil value) 194331 LUA: ended "E:\fsx\Modules\flaps.lua" 194331 System time = 13/09/2010 12:56:55, Simulator time = 14:13:10 (12:13Z) ********* LUA execution terminated: Log Closed ********* attempt to call field 'marco' (a nil value) , what does this mean ? am I passing a nil value ? or is something going wron when the macro is executed ? The marco that I am calling exists and is being executed once before this error msg appeares. script is : flaps = 0; while(1) do if ipc.testbutton(1, 9) and flaps == 0 then dis = "flaps +1" ipc.display(dis) ipc.macro("Aaamad: flaps-plus") flaps = 1 end if ipc.testbutton(1, 12) and flaps == 1 then dis = "flaps +2" ipc.display(dis) ipc.marco("Aaamad: flaps-plus") flaps = 2 end if ipc.testbutton(1, 10) and flaps == 2 then dis = "flaps +3" ipc.display(dis) ipc.marco("Aaamad: flaps-plus") flaps = 3 end if ipc.testbutton(1, 11) and flaps == 3 then dis = "flaps +4" ipc.display(dis) ipc.marco("Aaamad: flaps-plus") flaps = 4 end if ipc.testbutton(1, 11) and ipc.testbutton(1,8) and flaps == 4 then dis = "flaps +5" ipc.display(dis) ipc.marco("Aaamad: flaps-plus") flaps = 5 end -- minus if not ipc.testbutton(1, 9) and flaps == 1 then dis = "flaps -1" ipc.display(dis) ipc.marco("Aaamad: flaps-minus") flaps = 0 end if not ipc.testbutton(1, 12) and flaps == 2 then dis = "flaps -2" ipc.display(dis) ipc.marco("Aaamad: flaps-minus") flaps = 1 end if not ipc.testbutton(1, 10) and flaps == 3 then dis = "flaps -3" ipc.display(dis) ipc.marco("Aaamad: flaps-minus") flaps = 2 end if not ipc.testbutton(1, 11) and flaps == 4 then dis = "flaps -4" ipc.display(dis) ipc.marco("Aaamad: flaps-minus") flaps = 3 end if not ipc.testbutton(1, 11) and not ipc.testbutton(1,8) and flaps == 5 then dis = "flaps -5" ipc.display(dis) ipc.marco("Aaamad: flaps-minus") flaps = 4 end ipc.sleep(10) end in aaamad.MCRO I have: 139=flaps-plus=RX6ee30*X81cc 140=flaps-minus=RX6ee90*X81cc Will look at condtionals as well, but still wondering what I'm doing wrong here. Cheers, Gery Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pete Dowson Posted September 13, 2010 Report Share Posted September 13, 2010 I try use a lua programm to set the flap possition. OK I know I should be doing this with conditionals in fsuipc ini ... Not sure why you'd need either just to set a flap position. It is a simple FS control. the error I get in the lua log is : 194331 *** LUA Error: E:\fsx\Modules\flaps.lua:12: attempt to call field 'marco' (a nil value) attempt to call field 'marco' (a nil value) , what does this mean ? It is surely obvious? In line 12, as it says, you have tried to call a function called "marco" which is not defined - i.e. it is still "nil". (Everything in Lua is "nil" until it is defined -- it means "undefined"). The marco that I am calling exists No. There is no function called "marco" in the ipc library. Maybe you mean "macro"? You need to be more careful, and maybe use a magnifying glass to see such typing errors? ;-) Pete Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
crashdog Posted September 13, 2010 Author Report Share Posted September 13, 2010 :oops: thank you Pete... The reason I need conditionals is that I use a real MD80 throttle, the flap possition electromechanics is unfortunately not straight forward. For example flaps position 40 will be on when the flaps are fully retracted and at possition 40. So I need to make it only move when possition 28 is on as well. Thanx again. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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