I have an variable, that I pass into a function located on a module script, and at the end of that function, the variable gets set to nil. However, back on my localscript, the variable still holds a value.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
I have an variable, that I pass into a function located on a module script, and at the end of that function, the variable gets set to nil. However, back on my localscript, the variable still holds a value.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
If the function within the module is something that runs really quickly, couldn’t you just return the value and set it as the new one?
Example:
Module:
local module = {}
function module.updateValue(num)
--do stuff with the number
--...
return num
end
return module
Script:
local module = require(pathToModule)
local value = 0
while task.wait() do
value = module.updateValue(value)
end
My code looks a little more like this:
localscript:
myModule.DestroyAndNil(myPart)
Module:
function module.DestroyAndNil(input)
if input then
input:Destroy()
input = nil
end
end
should I do this instead?
localscript:
myPart = myModule.DestroyAndNil(myPart)
Module:
function module.DestroyAndNil(input)
if input then
input:Destroy()
input = nil
return nil
end
end
yeah, that will also set the myPart
variable in the LocalScript to nil, cleaning up the memory