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| If e.g. Philip Linden touches it, the object will say, **Touched by Philip Linden**. | If e.g. Philip Linden touches it, the object will say, **Touched by Philip Linden**. | ||
| - | There is no automatic type conversion when concatenating strings. That means that if a plus sign is between a string and something of any other type (except $lty[list]) in any order, a type mismatch error will be generated. For example: ''$lfnr[llOwnerSay]("Your key is " + $lfnr[llGetOwner]());'' will result in a type mismatch, because $lfn[llGetOwner] returns a key, and keys and strings can't be concatenated. You need to add an explicit type cast, e.g. ''llOwnerSay("Your key is " + (string)llGetOwner());'' | + | There is no automatic type conversion when concatenating strings. That means that if a plus sign is between a string and something of any other type (except $lty[list]) in any order, a type mismatch error will be generated. For example: ''$lfn[llOwnerSay|llOwnerSay]("Your key is " + $lfn[llGetOwner|llGetOwner]());'' will result in a type mismatch, because $lfn[llGetOwner] returns a key, and keys and strings can't be concatenated. You need to add an explicit type cast, e.g. ''llOwnerSay("Your key is " + (string)llGetOwner());'' |
| If one of the elements is a list, the result is not a string, but a list, and a type mismatch may result at a latter point if a string was expected. See $lty[list] for details. | If one of the elements is a list, the result is not a string, but a list, and a type mismatch may result at a latter point if a string was expected. See $lty[list] for details. | ||