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Yeah, but with type mismatch.. =(robot256 wrote: Wed Feb 26, 2025 3:19 pm This request may have finally been implemented!!!!!
Hidden in the docs for 2.0.36 is a new class, LuaSchedule, which includes accessor functions like add_interrupt.
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local schedule = train.get_schedule()
-- save old interrupts
local number_of_interupts = schedule.interrupt_count
local old_interrupts = {}
if number_of_interupts > 0 then
for interruptIndex = 1, number_of_interupts, 1 do
old_interrupts[interruptIndex] = schedule.get_interrupt(interruptIndex)
end
end
-- Set new schedule
train.schedule = newSchedule
-- return iterrupts back
schedule = train.get_schedule()
for interruptIndex = 1, #old_interrupts, 1 do
schedule.add_interrupt(old_interrupts[interruptIndex])
end
What? Did you read the docs? get_record and remove_record require https://lua-api.factorio.com/latest/con ... ition.html which you say if the record is part or a "normal" record or a record inside an interrupt.ZlovreD wrote: Sun Mar 02, 2025 12:05 pm Yeah, but with type mismatch.. =(
Fro example: LuaSchedule.get_record(index) expect 'table' not index. Same as LuaSchedule.remove_record(index). What?!
And so on..
Again, what? You don't need to use .schedule read/write at all anymore. You use purely LuaSchedule to modify directly any part you want.ZlovreD wrote: Sun Mar 02, 2025 12:05 pm For now you must to save list of interupts localy, then update list of schedule records and after add interrupts back.
Oh.. get_record(index) - In my world "Index" means integer.Rseding91 wrote: Sun Mar 02, 2025 12:27 pm What? Did you read the docs? get_record and remove_record require https://lua-api.factorio.com/latest/con ... ition.html which you say if the record is part or a "normal" record or a record inside an interrupt.