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[Baffler]

How do I add new scripts to DFHack? Do I just need to move the .lua file into the folder with all the others, or do I need to do something special to let it recognize it?

[Putnam]

Just put the .lua file into the scripts folder, yeah.

[Baffler]

Awesome, thanks.

[Badger Storm]

Is the Darwin version the one for OSX?

[lethosor]

Yes.

[PeridexisErrant]

Does anyone have a way of getting properties of the hotkeys?  I'm working on a script to print the name and location of each, but without getting data all I can do is print placeholder info...

Code: (hotkey-notes.lua) [Select]

-- prints info on assigned hotkeys to the console

local hotkeys = {'F1 ', 'F2 ', 'F3 ', 'F4 ', 'F5 ', 'F6 ',
                 'F7 ', 'F8 ', 'F9 ', 'F10', 'F11', 'F12'}

for i=1, #hotkeys do
    local hk = hotkeys[i]
    hk = {id=hk}
    -- PLACEHOLDER PROPERTIES ONLY!
    hk.name = '_name'
    hk.x = df.global.window_x
    hk.y = df.global.window_y
    hk.z = df.global.window_z

    print(hk.id..'  '..hk.name..'    X= '..hk.x..',  Y= '..hk.y..',  Z= '..hk.z)
end

[lethosor]

Take a look at df.global.ui.main.hotkeys
Also, there is no "F9" hotkey by default - the default keybindings use F1-F8 and Shift+F1-F8.
Edit: In case you didn't know, you can use string formatting instead of concatenating if you like:

Code: [Select]

print(('%i  %i  X=%i  Y=%i Z=%i'):format(hk.id, hk.name, hk.x, hk.y, hk.z))
(The parentheses around the string are only necessary for string literals.)

[Badger Storm]

I've forgotten how to install DFHack on OSX.  Can someone please give me a quick run-down?

[PeridexisErrant]

Take a look at df.global.ui.main.hotkeys
Also, there is no "F9" hotkey by default - the default keybindings use F1-F8 and Shift+F1-F8.

Thanks!

[lethosor]

I've forgotten how to install DFHack on OSX.  Can someone please give me a quick run-down?

Same as other platforms - copy all files/folders from the archive into your DF folder.
On OS X (and Linux), you'll want to run the "dfhack" script instead of "df" (which launches DF without DFHack).

[danaris]

I've forgotten how to install DFHack on OSX.  Can someone please give me a quick run-down?

Just unzip the downloaded file and place everything that comes out of it (not the dfhack or dfhack-0 folder, but the contents of that folder) in your DF folder.

[Badger Storm]

That's what I did, but I got this:

Last login: Wed Jan  7 16:06:07 on ttys000
/Applications/Dwarf\ Fortress\ 40.23/dfhack ; exit;
computer:~ emans002$ /Applications/Dwarf\ Fortress\ 40.23/dfhack ; exit;
terminate called after throwing an instance of '__gnu_cxx::__concurrence_lock_error'
  what():  __gnu_cxx::__concurrence_lock_error
/Applications/Dwarf Fortress 40.23/dfhack: line 15: 14370 Abort trap              DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES=./hack/libdfhack.dylib ./dwarfort.exe "$@"

logout

[Process completed]


I tried re-copying and re-pasting, but to no avail.

[lethosor]

Are you using OS X 10.6?

[Badger Storm]

10.6.8, yeah.  Does that mean it won't work and I can't use DFHack anymore?

[lethosor]

Try deleting hack/libstdc++.6.dylib. That's there to fix a bunch of Lua-related crashes that occur with DF's libstdc++ (in libs/), but I doubt it works on 10.6. I could try adjusting some more GCC build flags, I suppose.