CallOutputs in C++ does notting?

[Guppy]

My code boils down to this;

 

in C++

Leadwerks::World* world = Leadwerks::World::GetCurrent();
Leadwerks::Entity* e=world->FindEntity(EntityName);
if ( output ) {
e->CallOutputs(EntityFunction);
}else{
e->CallFunction(EntityFunction);
}

 

 

in the first lua script

 

function Script:TestOutput(event)--out
print("[Lua] TestOutput");
if ( type(event)=="table" ) then
print ( "TestOutput has event data")
end
self.component:CallOutputs("TestOutputxx")
end

 

in the 2nd lua script

function Script:TestInput(event) --in
print("[Lua] TestInput");
if ( type(event)=="table" ) then
print ( "TestInput has event data")
end
end

 

 

Calling the function TestOutput works - it ends up calling TestInput, but when I try to skip the middle man and call "TestOutputxx" notting happens.

 

Is that a bug or am I missing something?

 

 

ps. code tags are murdering my indentation - sorry about that

[Josh]

This is not official API stuff, but the actual way it works is Entity->component->CallOutputs(const std::string& outputname)

[AggrorJorn]

oftopic: yeah those code reformats are annoying. It happens all over the forum. If you toggle the editing mode and then paste your code, it will note lose indention