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Accessing LM Storage key list ? - olivier - 19.03.2020 Hi, would be possible to access to the list of item's keys stored in LM storage ? In order to find the right one I am looking for (Documentation show only storage.get & storage.set command) Best regards RE: Accessing LM Storage key list ? - admin - 19.03.2020 Have you tried storage viewer app from the store? RE: Accessing LM Storage key list ? - olivier - 20.03.2020 (19.03.2020, 17:14)admin Wrote: Have you tried storage viewer app from the store? Hi, yes I can do it manually, but I need to parse & search a specific name pattern within all Storage Key via scripting Do you have any tips to do it ? Best regards RE: Accessing LM Storage key list ? - admin - 20.03.2020 You can use either: storage.all() - returns a table will all storage values in key = value format storage.keys() - returns a table (array-like) with all storage keys, this will also include other storage server keys like mosaic which uses different format so it cannot be read directly by using storage functions RE: Accessing LM Storage key list ? - olivier - 20.03.2020 perfect thank you !! [TOPIC CLOSED] RE: Accessing LM Storage key list ? - olivier - 26.03.2020 Hi, a last question, do you have a command to clean / remove all items at once ? (like storage.removeAllKeys()) best regards RE: Accessing LM Storage key list ? - admin - 26.03.2020 Use storage.clear() RE: Accessing LM Storage key list ? - olivier - 30.03.2020 Thank you !! those command are not visible in the helper tab of the script editor, is these a place where to get / find all the available command in an exhaustive manner ? RE: Accessing LM Storage key list ? - admin - 30.03.2020 Only widely-used functions are documented. Most of our documentation can be found here: https://openrb.com/docs/ |