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Posted: **Mon Mar 28, 2016 5:24 pm**

hi !

i encouinterd a problem with a remote interface call in version 0.12.29 . IMPORTANT'! the problem only occures when the interface is called from the same mod, that adds the interface. when called from another mod, this problem does not occure.

this is the interface:

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		remote.add_interface("DVM",
			{
				create_monitor = function (label)
					game.player.print(tostring(label))
                                        -- other code here
				end
			}

this is the call:

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		local monitor = remote.call("DVM","create_monitor","myLabel")

the remote function call itself works.

question: what should the variable "label" in the function "create_monitor" contain, when the function is called?

the string "myLabel"

, right?

but it doesn't. it holds a function reference.

the api doc says ( http://lua-api.factorio.com/0.12.29/LuaRemote.html#call ) all the values after the 2nd string in the function call are "Arguments to pass to the called function."

the code example in the api doc is

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remote.call("human interactor", "bye", "dear reader")

where "dear reader" would be the argument passed to the function.

is it a bug, or is it my faulty code?

thanks!

Posted: **Mon Mar 28, 2016 11:56 pm**

why can't you use:

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local monitor = create_monitor("myLabel")

Posted: **Tue Mar 29, 2016 10:20 pm**

DaveMcW wrote:why can't you use:
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local monitor = create_monitor("myLabel")

i can, but i was testing the remote interface. imo the interface should also work properly, when called by the mod, that registers it.

Posted: **Thu Mar 31, 2016 5:20 am**

Thanks for the report. This is now fixed for the next version.

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