Updated gm_luaerror support #6
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Updated readme.
Added check for gm_luaerror version. Runtime errors add a stack entry stating the error origin file. Added support for ErrorNoHalt and friends on ClientLuaError hook. Improved clientside error decoder (was being used before gm_luaerror update).
Conflicts: README.md
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I'll have a couple of friends test this ASAP and merge if everything seems to be alright. (testing is vital) |
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@danielga I'm quite surprised to see activity in this pull request after so many years. Are you still actually using this? |
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Actually, no. 😅 I was doing some Autumn cleaning, saw some commits, pushed them. |
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Fair enough. |
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Removes the old gm_luaerror2 support and adds support for gm_luaerror, which is much safer and allows for better control over what to receive.