Originally Posted by CatoTheElder
I get the point about the 'luaindex', and if Zenimax supplied it, then it is their bad. Perhaps those of you who work in lua more frequently were easier able to understand what they meant. Personally, it confused me far more than it helped. I'm not sure what Zenimax is up to, but every course I've taken on pre-compiler programming uses the following syntax for library listings:
bold is for type
italics is for an example variable
[] are optional parameters
E.x:
GetGuildId(uint32 guildIndex)
Returns: uint32 guildIndex
- 0 if no guild found for index
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Yes and Microsoft is full of morons because their Win32API documentation dares to have a datatype called HWND or HINSTANCE.