[DarkSnow]

In a project of mine, i have it setup to load a huge ammount of settings from a config file. The plugin can have multiple configurations loaded simultaniously, and can switch between them.

Now im working on having a "macro" thingy, in where the plugin reads from a config file 4 parsed values:

#1. object
#2. condition
#3. value
#4. config id (rl)

An example from the macro file:

"mapname" "contain" "de_" "4"
//if mapname contains "de_" switch rl to #4

"mapname" "not_equal" "cs_assault" "2"
//if mapname != "cs_assault" switch rl to #2

So, im asking for suggestions on different "objects" and "conditions". Any help is apreciated

[Zenith77]

Here is some very abstract code. It uses simulated structs to organize some stuff. Also, you'll notice that the condition should be parsed from the file and set accordingly (example: if condition is "not_equal" then itsCondition should be set to CONDITION_NOTEQUAL).

enum Config
{
    itsObject[],
    itsCondition, // Instead of using a string, when you parse the config, just set it has a cell.
    itsValue[],
    itsConfigID
};

enum
{
    CONDITION_CONTAIN = 0,
    CONDITION_NOTEQUAL
    // Put your stuff here.
};

#define MAX_CONFIGS 10

new gConfig[MAX_CONFIGS][Config];

// A very quick example on how you can use this:

// ----
// Read config file bla bla bla set some stuff.
// ----

new someConfig = 5;
if (gConfig[someConfig][itsCondition] == CONDITION_NOTEQUAL)
{   
    if (!equal(gConfig[someConfig][itsObject], gConfig[someConfig][itsValue]))
    {
        // Code...
    }
}

[DarkSnow]

Zenith77:
Thanks, this will make the code alot clearer.

Do you have any suggestions on "objects" that might be of interest? Im kinda stuck on mapname, and have run out of ideas.

[Zenith77]

You can use/set it up the same way I did with conditions.