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llGetPermissionsKey

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function
Function syntax
key llGetPermissionsKey();
Returns
key
Energy
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Returns the key (UUID) of the avatar that last granted or declined permissions to the script, or NULL_KEY if the permissions request was ignored or cancelled.

Returns NULL_KEY if permissions were neither granted nor declined (e.g., the permissions dialog was cancelled or otherwise ignored).

How to use
key result = llGetPermissionsKey();

Examples

Section titled “Examples”
Example 1
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// 1. rez a cube
// 2. create a new script and paste this
// 3. save script
// 4. right-click the prim and choose attach
// 5. touch the prim


announce_permissions_key()
{
    key permissionsKey = llGetPermissionsKey();


    llSay(0, "key llGetPermissionsKey() = '" + (string)permissionsKey + "'");
}


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default
{
    state_entry()
    {
        announce_permissions_key();


        key owner = llGetOwner();
        llRequestPermissions(owner, PERMISSION_ATTACH);
    }


    touch_start(integer num_detected)
    {
        key id = llDetectedKey(0);
        key owner = llGetOwner();
        key permissionsKey = llGetPermissionsKey();


        if (id == owner)
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        {
            if (permissionsKey == owner)
                llDetachFromAvatar();
            else
                llSay(0, "Can't detach from you, you have not granted ATTACH perms.");
        }
        else
            llSay(0, "Sorry, you're not the owner!");
    }


    run_time_permissions(integer perm)
    {
        if (perm & PERMISSION_ATTACH)
            announce_permissions_key();
    }
}

Known issues

Section titled “Known issues”

See also

Section titled “See also”

Functions

Section titled “Functions”

Events

Section titled “Events”
Original wiki source

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