lQuery

jQuery-inspired object selector for rbxLua

Selectors

Use l("") to create a lQuery object.
Available selectors are: (Variations noted in parentheses ())

• #(^$)Name
  • ^ Starts with
  • $ Ends with
• .(^)className
  • ^ Use :IsA() instead of direct className comparison
• [hasProperty(!)]
  • ! Does not have property
• [property(|*~!^$)="value"]
  • | Attribute contains prefix ("value-")
  • • Attribute contains
  • ~ Attribute contains word (" value ")
  • ^ Attribute starts with
  • $ Attribute ends with
  • ! Attribute is not

• Immediate child

• :not(selector)
• :first-child
• :last-child
• :has(selector)
• :only-child
• :empty
• :parent - Any object that has children

Usage

• Grouped selectors apply to one object. e.g. "#Name.Part" will match a Part name "Name"
• Space separated selectors will match a tree. e.g. "#Name .Part" will match a Part with an acestor named "Name"
• Comma separated selectors will be treated as individual selectors with an or operation. e.g. "#Name, .Part" will match anything named "Name" or any Part.

Any combination of the above will work. e.g. "#Obj.Part .PointLight, .Model" will match any Models, or any PointLights with a Part named "Obj" as an ancestor.