Player (class)

This class provides fields/functions for managing Players in the current level.

Player class
Type	Function/Field	Return values/Value type	Description
Constructor	myPlayer = Player()	Player	Construct a new Player-Object. This objects references to the first player. You might want to use the constants player and player2 (for the 2nd player) instead.
Constructor	myPlayer = Player(int internalIndex)	Player	Construct a new Player-Object. This object reference to the player given in internalIndex. 1 = first player, 2 = second player
function	Player:mem(int offset, int fieldtype, object value)	nil	Sets a value of the Player struct at a specific address-offset.
function	Player:mem(int offset, int fieldtype)	object	Returns a value of the Player struct at a specific address-offset.
function	Player:kill()	nil	Kills the player.
function	Player:harm()	nil	Harms the player.
Field	Player.x	double	The x coordinate of the player.
Field	Player.y	double	The y coordinate of the player.
Field	Player.speedX	double	The x-speed of the player.
Field	Player.speedY	double	The y-speed of the player.
Field (ro)	Player.screen	RECT	Returns the distances from the player's coordinates to the screen boundaries of player camera. Note that this means width is 'right' + 'left', and not 'right' - 'left', etc.
Field (ro)	Player.section	int	Returns the current section number of the player.
Field (ro)	Player.sectionObj	Section	Returns the current section object of the player.
Field	powerup	int	The current powerup state the player is in.
Field	reservePowerup	int	The npc-id in the powerup box of the player.
Field (ro)	holdingNPC	NPC or nil	The npc which the player is holding. If the player holds nothing then nil is returned.
Field (ro)	isValid	boolean	Checks if the player is acutally valid. With this method you can check if a second player is in the level.

There are also raw fields. These fields are not maintained and not camel-case affected!