Name GetPluginVariableList
Type Method
Summary Gets the list of variables in a specified plugin
Prototype VARIANT GetPluginVariableList(BSTR PluginID);
Description Returns an array of all the variables currently defined for the nominated plugin. You can then use GetPluginVariable to get the value for each one.

If you want to find the list of variables in the current plugin, use "GetVariableList".

If you are writing a plugin and want to find the "global" MUSHclient variable list, use an empty plugin ID, eg.

vList = world.GetPluginVariableList ("")


Note: Available in MUSHclient version 3.23 onwards.
VBscript example 
dim varList

varList = World.GetPluginVariableList ("982581e59ab42844527eec80")

If Not IsEmpty (varList) Then

  For Each v In varList 
    world.note v & " = " &  world.GetPluginVariable ("982581e59ab42844527eec80", v)
  Next

End If
Jscript example 
varList = new VBArray(world.GetPluginVariableList("982581e59ab42844527eec80")).toArray();

if (varList)  // if not empty
 for (i = 0; i < varList.length; i++)
   world.note(varList [i] + " = " + 
         world.GetPluginVariable("982581e59ab42844527eec80", varList [i]));
PerlScript example 
foreach $item (Win32::OLE::in ($world->GetPluginVariableList ("982581e59ab42844527eec80")))
 {
 ($key, $value) = ($item, $world->GetPluginVariable ("982581e59ab42844527eec80", $item));
 $world->note($key . " = " . $value) if (defined ($key));
 }
Returns If there are no variables then the return value is empty. Use "IsEmpty" to test for this possibility.

If the nominated plugin does not exist, then the return value is NULL. Use "IsNull" to test for this possibility.

Otherwise, it returns a variant array containing the names of all the variables in the specified plugin. Use "ubound" to find the number of variables in the list. You can then use "GetPluginVariable" to find details about each variable.

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