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* This function adds the new form at the 0th index, adding 1 to the indices of the other list entries. | * This function adds the new form at the 0th index, adding 1 to the indices of the other list entries. | ||
* FormLists cannot contain duplicate entries. Using AddForm(...) with a form that is already in the list will not add a second copy to the list. | * FormLists cannot contain duplicate entries. Using AddForm(...) with a form that is already in the list will not add a second copy to the list. | ||
* A created reference does not become persistent by virtue of being added to a FormList. If you try to retrieve the reference from the FormList when it is not loaded and not persistent, you will get an incorrect result or no result. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 01:46, 4 October 2016
Member of: FormList Script
Adds the given form to the form list.
Syntax
Function AddForm(Form apForm) nativeParameters
- apForm: Form to add to the list, if apForm == None this function seems to have no effect
Return Value
None
Examples
; Adds the diamond to the gem list
GemList.AddForm(Diamond)Notes
- This function adds the new form at the 0th index, adding 1 to the indices of the other list entries.
- FormLists cannot contain duplicate entries. Using AddForm(...) with a form that is already in the list will not add a second copy to the list.
- A created reference does not become persistent by virtue of being added to a FormList. If you try to retrieve the reference from the FormList when it is not loaded and not persistent, you will get an incorrect result or no result.