FastNet2

Appearance

Signal ​

Signal (an alternative for bindable events)

.Signal ​

Create new Signal event

lua
(
	Identifier: string
)
(
	Identifier: string
)
lua
local Signal = FastNet2.Signal("TestSignal")
local Signal = FastNet2.Signal("TestSignal")

:Connect ​

Listen an event to signal.

lua
(
	callback: (...any) -> ()
)
(
	callback: (...any) -> ()
)
lua
Signal:Connect(function(...)
	print(...)
end)
Signal:Connect(function(...)
	print(...)
end)
lua
-- to know if the signal is connected or not by doing `.Connected`
print(Signal.Connected)
-- to know if the signal is connected or not by doing `.Connected`
print(Signal.Connected)

Each signal event only allowed have one callback.

:Once ​

This function is same as :Connect but it disconnect the signal once it fired.

lua
(
	callback: (...any) -> ()
)
(
	callback: (...any) -> ()
)
lua
Signal:Once(function(...)
	print(...)
end)
Signal:Once(function(...)
	print(...)
end)

:Disconnect ​

Disconnect the signal

lua
Signal:Disconnect()
Signal:Disconnect()

:Fire ​

Fire the signal with data.

lua
(
	...: any
)
(
	...: any
)
lua
Signal:Fire("Hello World!")
Signal:Fire("Hello World!")

:Invoke ​

Invoke is a function that invoke to signal.

lua
(
	timeout: number,
	...: any
) -> (...any)
(
	timeout: number,
	...: any
) -> (...any)
lua
local Request = Signal:Invoke(2, "Hello World!")
local Request = Signal:Invoke(2, "Hello World!")

WARNING

This function is yielded

:Wait ​

Wait the signal that triggered/pinged

lua
Signal:Wait()
Signal:Wait()

WARNING

This function is yielded

:Destroy ​

Disconnect the signal and remove the signal

lua
Signal:Destroy()
Signal:Destroy()