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<onlyinclude>{{Method | |||
|name = GetDebugId | |||
|arguments = {{type|int}} <var>scopeLength</var> | |||
|returns = {{type|string}} | |||
|description = Returns a coded {{type|string}} of the object's DebugId used internally by Roblox. | |||
|protected = yes | |||
|object = Instance | |||
}}</onlyinclude> | |||
{{clear floats}} | |||
{{Example|<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">function debugId(object, scopeLength) | |||
return object:GetDebugId(scopeLength) | |||
end | |||
print(debugId(Workspace)) --> 39FA_12 | |||
print(debugId(Workspace, 10)) --> 39FA2FEF4D_12 | |||
print(debugId(Workspace, math.huge)) --> 12 | |||
</syntaxhighlight>}} | |||
== DebugID == | |||
A debug ID is an ID used in debugging processes. It allows a debugger to read each instruction before an application processes it. All objects in Roblox act like processes and each run instructions (or 'code') that can be debugged if needed. | |||
[[Category:Methods]] | |||
Latest revision as of 06:08, 27 April 2023
Protected:This item is protected. Attempting to use it in a Script or LocalScript will cause an error.
 GetDebugId( int scopeLength )
| |
| Returns | string |
| Description: | Returns a coded string of the object's DebugId used internally by Roblox. |
| Member of: | Instance |
Example
function debugId(object, scopeLength)
return object:GetDebugId(scopeLength)
end
print(debugId(Workspace)) --> 39FA_12
print(debugId(Workspace, 10)) --> 39FA2FEF4D_12
print(debugId(Workspace, math.huge)) --> 12
DebugID
A debug ID is an ID used in debugging processes. It allows a debugger to read each instruction before an application processes it. All objects in Roblox act like processes and each run instructions (or 'code') that can be debugged if needed.
