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Read models in .txt

I must make my script read information from a. Txt.

example:

A. Txt models.txt was named in a folder and it would be listed SourceMod model by model:

models/player/slow/aliendrone_v3/slow_alien.mdl;oldmodel
models/player/slow/aliendrone_v3/slow_alien_hs.mdl;hs
models/player/slow/aliendrone_v3/slow_alien_head.mdl;head
player.mdl ...; oldmodel
...

oldmodel for default model
hs for headless model
head for head model

And everything was being set up, out instead to be done in the script, as below:

PHP Code:


		
			
        if (StrEqual(oldmodel, "models/player/slow/aliendrone_v3/slow_alien.mdl", false))
        {
            bodymodel = "models/player/slow/aliendrone_v3/slow_alien_hs.mdl";
            headmodel = "models/player/slow/aliendrone_v3/slow_alien_head.mdl";
        }

With support for putting more than one model.

How can I do this?

Thanks.

Re: Read models in .txt

I would suggest using a KeyValue file, however, if you want to do something custom and write your own parser, then you can do so with these functions. You can then load the data into arrays and iterate through it.

Re: Read models in .txt

In the case I only need:

PHP Code:


		
			
ReadFileString
buildpath

To read a text from .txt file that the user will create.

Correct?

Re: Read models in .txt

I would suggest using ReadFileLine and looping through. Something like: while(ReadFileLine(hndl, sBuffer, sizeof(sBuffer))) {}

You'll then need to break up the string and figure out which array it goes into. :P

Re: Read models in .txt

You can make this more directed to my plugin?

Still do not understand.

Thanks ^^

Re: Read models in .txt

Code:

new String:g_sOldModel[64][128], g_iOldModelPos;

new String:g_sBodyModel[64][128], g_iBodyModelPos;

new String:g_sHeadModel[64][128], g_iHeadModelPos;



public OnPluginStart()



    new Handle:hndl = OpenFile("models.txt", "r");

    decl String:sBuffer[128], String:sBufferArray[2][128];



    while (ReadFileLine(hndl, sBuffer, sizeof(sBuffer)))

    {

        if (ExplodeString(sBuffer, ";", sBufferArray, sizeof(sBufferArray), sizeof(sBufferArray[]))

        {

            if (StrEqual(sBufferArray[1], "oldmodel"))

            {

                strcopy(g_sOldModel[(g_iOldModelPos++)], sizeof(g_sOldModel[]), sBufferArray[0]);

            }

            else if (StrEqual(sBufferArray[1], "hs"))

            {

                strcopy(g_sBodyModel[(g_iBodyModelPos++)], sizeof(g_sBodyModel[]), sBufferArray[0]);

            }

            else if (StrEqual(sBufferArray[1], "oldmodel"))

            {

                strcopy(g_sHeadModel[(g_iHeadModelPos++)], sizeof(g_sHeadModel[]), sBufferArray[0]);

            }

        }

    }



    if (g_iOldModelPos != g_iBodyModelPos || g_iBodyModelPos != g_iHeadModelPos) // a problem?



    CloseHandle(hndl);

}

Code:

for (new i = 1; i <= g_iOldModelPos; i++)

{

    if (StrEqual(oldmodel, g_sOldModel[i], false))

    {

        strcopy(bodymodel, sizeof(bodymodel), g_sBodyModel[i]);

        strcopy(headmodel, sizeof(headmodel), g_sHeadModel[i]);

        // do something?

    }

}

I think this is right... I haven't tested, nor am I familiar with the functions.

Re: Read models in .txt

Thanks, I'll test this model.txt should be in the folder addons / SourceMod?

Thanks again.

Re: Read models in .txt

I'd recommend using BuildPath to getting it to where you want it. It's currently using /cstrike/models.txt

Re: Read models in .txt

Change here to Head right?

Before

PHP Code:


		
			
            else if (StrEqual(sBufferArray[1], "head"))

            {

                strcopy(g_sHeadModel[(g_iHeadModelPos++)], sizeof(g_sHeadModel[]), sBufferArray[0]);

            }

After

PHP Code:


		
			
            else if (StrEqual(sBufferArray[1], "head"))

            {

                strcopy(g_sHeadModel[(g_iHeadModelPos++)], sizeof(g_sHeadModel[]), sBufferArray[0]);

            }

Standing as below with build patch:

PHP Code:


		
			
new String:g_sOldModel[64][128], g_iOldModelPos;

new String:g_sBodyModel[64][128], g_iBodyModelPos;

new String:g_sHeadModel[64][128], g_iHeadModelPos;



public OnPluginStart()



    

    new String:configPath[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH];

    BuildPath(Path_SM, configPath, sizeof(configPath), "configs/models.txt");



    new Handle:hndl = OpenFile("models.txt", "r");

    decl String:sBuffer[128], String:sBufferArray[2][128];



    while (ReadFileLine(hndl, sBuffer, sizeof(sBuffer)))

    {

        if (ExplodeString(sBuffer, ";", sBufferArray, sizeof(sBufferArray), sizeof(sBufferArray[]))

        {

            if (StrEqual(sBufferArray[1], "oldmodel"))

            {

                strcopy(g_sOldModel[(g_iOldModelPos++)], sizeof(g_sOldModel[]), sBufferArray[0]);

            }

            else if (StrEqual(sBufferArray[1], "hs"))

            {

                strcopy(g_sBodyModel[(g_iBodyModelPos++)], sizeof(g_sBodyModel[]), sBufferArray[0]);

            }

            else if (StrEqual(sBufferArray[1], "head"))

            {

                strcopy(g_sHeadModel[(g_iHeadModelPos++)], sizeof(g_sHeadModel[]), sBufferArray[0]);

            }

        }

    }



    CloseHandle(hndl);

}

PHP Code:


		
			
for (new i = 1; i <= g_iOldModelPos; i++)

{

    if (StrEqual(oldmodel, g_sOldModel[i], false))

    {

        strcopy(bodymodel, sizeof(bodymodel), g_sBodyModel[i]);

        strcopy(headmodel, sizeof(headmodel), g_sHeadModel[i]);

        // do something?

    }

}

Re: Read models in .txt

yeah, that's right. silly copy & paste always making problems. :P

edit:

Quote:

Originally Posted by rodrigo286 (Post 1700830)

public OnPluginStart()
{
new String:configPath[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH];
BuildPath(Path_SM, configPath, sizeof(configPath), "configs/models.txt");

new Handle:hndl = OpenFile(configPath, "r");
decl String:sBuffer[128], String:sBufferArray[2][128];

You might want to do that as well. The evil bracket managed to escape somehow. :grrr: