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Let core.get_mod_storage be called multiple times #12572
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LGTM
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It is no longer necessary to keep just one object per mod, since data is no longer stored in these objects. Now one can obtain multiple distinct references with core.get_mod_storage, but this will be changed by PR minetest#12572. One can test like so: local a = core.get_mod_storage() local b = core.get_mod_storage() a:set_string("!", "?") assert(b:get("!") == "?")
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Works as intended. Code looks good.
Perhaps add this to |
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It is no longer necessary to keep just one object per mod, since data is no longer stored in these objects. Now one can obtain multiple distinct references with core.get_mod_storage, but this will be changed by PR minetest#12572. One can test like so: local a = core.get_mod_storage() local b = core.get_mod_storage() a:set_string("!", "?") assert(b:get("!") == "?")
@appgurueu I have now added a unit test as part of #12562. |
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It is no longer necessary to keep just one object per mod, since data is no longer stored in these objects. Now one can obtain multiple distinct references with core.get_mod_storage, but this will be changed by PR minetest#12572. One can test like so: local a = core.get_mod_storage() local b = core.get_mod_storage() a:set_string("!", "?") assert(b:get("!") == "?")
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It is no longer necessary to keep just one object per mod, since data is no longer stored in these objects. Now one can obtain multiple distinct references with core.get_mod_storage, but this will be changed by PR minetest#12572. One can test like so: local a = core.get_mod_storage() local b = core.get_mod_storage() a:set_string("!", "?") assert(b:get("!") == "?")
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It is no longer necessary to keep just one object per mod, since data is no longer stored in these objects. Now one can obtain multiple distinct references with core.get_mod_storage, but this will be changed by PR minetest#12572. One can test like so: local a = core.get_mod_storage() local b = core.get_mod_storage() a:set_string("!", "?") assert(b:get("!") == "?")
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It is no longer necessary to keep just one object per mod, since data is no longer stored in these objects. Now one can obtain multiple distinct references with core.get_mod_storage, but this will be changed by PR minetest#12572. One can test like so: local a = core.get_mod_storage() local b = core.get_mod_storage() a:set_string("!", "?") assert(b:get("!") == "?")
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It is no longer necessary to keep just one object per mod, since data is no longer stored in these objects. Now one can obtain multiple distinct references with core.get_mod_storage, but this will be changed by PR minetest#12572. One can test like so: local a = core.get_mod_storage() local b = core.get_mod_storage() a:set_string("!", "?") assert(b:get("!") == "?")
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It is no longer necessary to keep just one object per mod, since data is no longer stored in these objects. Now one can obtain multiple distinct references with core.get_mod_storage, but this will be changed by PR minetest#12572. One can test like so: local a = core.get_mod_storage() local b = core.get_mod_storage() a:set_string("!", "?") assert(b:get("!") == "?")
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This is a bug fix. If a single mod calls
core.get_mod_storage
multiple times, it should get the same reference every time, unless references are garbage-collected between calls. Without this PR,core.get_mod_storage
cannot be called multiple times unless references are garbage-collected between calls.This PR works by implementing
core.get_mod_storage
in Lua. The C++ version still exists, but it takes the desired mod name as an argument, and is only available internally.To do
This PR is Ready for Review.
How to test
Have this code run at some mod's initialization time: