G-Series Gaming Keyboards

[Cododoc]

Hello!

I have long been using G13 and wrote a lot of useful scripts. I used the documentation provided with the keyboard.

I have a new task that requires more language features. I started reading the forum and found a functions that are not mentioned in the documentation but are used in skriptak, for example, assert() and loadstring().

Where can I find a complete list of functions available for scripting in the G13? 

Is there any possibility to call the library (dll) to determine the type of mouse cursor, for example, or find image on the screen?

[kgober Logi Guru III · Accepted solution]

the functions available to you in Lua fall into two categories:

1. functions added to the Lua engine by Logitech.  these are documented in the Scripting API that can be accessed via the script editor Help menu.

2. functions that came with the Lua engine (i.e. built-in functions not written by Logitech).  these are documented in the Lua Online Reference that can be accessed via the script editor Help menu.

all of the basic built-in functions described in the Lua Online Reference are available in Logitech's implementation, with the exception of the following packages: file.*, io.*, os.*, package.* and possibly debug.*.  I know for sure that debug.traceback() will crash the software, but other debug functions may work.

there are no functions built into Lua that give you direct access to Windows DLL exports, and Logitech doesn't provide any wrapper functions for that either.  any such code wouldn't work on the Mac version of the software anyway.

-ken

[stevenguy]

you may find info here www.g13logitech.com

[sandaili]

Your link is not helpful at all, it just brings up a site with poorly worded reviews.

[RoloX2]

haha ya that site is pretty bad