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Classes

Updated for version 3.37.
Module Definition
The module inherits ModuleBase. All parameters and functions of this class are inherited by the module.
Module name
The name of the module you use as the meta of the module definition is 'Classes' or 'ClassesModule' if _force_search is set to true in the module definition.
XML Structure
<Classes directory>
    <class file/>
    <classes>
    </classes>
</Classes>
<Classes directory>
Parameter
Type
Description
directory
String
directory/path relative to the mods directory which contains all the classes being used. [OPTIONAL]
<class file/>
Parameter
Type
Description
file
String
File name of the class relative to the Mod directory and the directory defined in the main node if it was specified
<classes directory>
*Allows you to define classes in a more organized way. directory will join to the head directory
Example
This example is what you would put inside your main node within your mod config​
<Classes directory="Classes">
    <class file="my_class.lua"/>
</Classes>
For this example your class will be in: mods/MyMod/Classes/my_class.lua. If you are using this module in a BLT mod.
<classes> example
<Classes directory="Classes">
    <classes directory="SubClasses">
        <class file="my_class.lua"/>
    </classes>
</Classes>
Now it will be in: mods/MyMod/Classes/SubClasses/my_class.lua.
Functions
Function
Description
Load(Table config, String prev_div)
This is called normally by the module's init function, this is what loads all the classes. config is the current looping classes table (or self._config if not present) and prev_dir is the previous directory so it will join the directory to it

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Module Definition

Module name

XML Structure

Example

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Module Definition

Module name

XML Structure

`<Classes directory>`

`<class file/>`

`<classes directory>`

Example

`<classes>` example

Functions