Environment

Caller classification.

Clears queued entries.

Read the identifier of the current process. Include it in local diagnostics to distinguish separate running host processes. A process identifier does not identify a user or remain stable across restarts.

Weak-value snapshot.

Read the version string reported by the Kawaii runtime. Include this in diagnostic output when behavior may differ between Kawaii releases.

Current execution environment.

Read the identifier supplied by the Android bridge. Use it only where a local integration specifically requires Kawaii’s device identifier. Treat it as an opaque value rather than deriving device properties from its text.

Registry table.

Runtime environment view.

Runtime global tables.

Defaults to current thread; nil when unavailable.

Current identity.

Return the name and version reported by the running Kawaii build. These values can be included in logs or diagnostic information. Keep both return values when building a support report. Use getexecutorversion if only the version string is needed.

Defaults to current thread.

Report whether this build uses Luau. Use it for a compatibility branch when the same utility also runs in another Lua dialect. In Kawaii the result is always true.

Registers source for later execution.

Returns callback results; callback can yield.

Non-integral or non-representable values are ignored.