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Editing Utility:DFHack/Programming
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'''Note the <code>DFhackCExport</code> before the function signatures. This is required so that DFHack can load your plugin.''' | '''Note the <code>DFhackCExport</code> before the function signatures. This is required so that DFHack can load your plugin.''' | ||
− | The <code>color_ostream&</code> parameter to these functions is an output stream that prints to the DFHack console. You can use this to output debug messages when your plugin is being loaded/unloaded. | + | The <code>color_ostream&</code> parameter to these functions is an output stream that prints to the DFHack console. You can use this to output debug messages when your plugin is being loaded/unloaded. |
The second parameter to the <code>plugin_init</code> function is important -- it is a reference to the list of available commands. You use this to add your own command which calls the <code>myplugin</code> function you declared earlier. | The second parameter to the <code>plugin_init</code> function is important -- it is a reference to the list of available commands. You use this to add your own command which calls the <code>myplugin</code> function you declared earlier. |