[Sanjay Singh]

Error

PHP Code:

AMX Mod X Compiler 1.10.0.5388
Copyright (c) 1997-2006 ITB CompuPhase
Copyright (c) 2004-2013 AMX Mod X Team

H:\AMX\scripting\AmxXDMT.sma(32) : error 017: undefined symbol "GetFileTime"
H:\AMX\scripting\AmxXDMT.sma(36) : error 088: number of arguments does not match definition
H:\AMX\scripting\AmxXDMT.sma(56) : error 017: undefined symbol "fmt" 


PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <cromchat>

new g_szInputFileName[] = "discord_messages_i.txt";

new g_iInputTemp;
new g_iInputFileModTime;
new g_szInputFileLoc[64];
new g_szInputMessage[256];

new g_szOutputFileName[] = "discord_messages_o.txt";
new g_szOutputFileLoc[64];

public plugin_init()
{
    register_plugin("AmxXDMT", "1.0b", "thEsp");

    get_datadir(g_szInputFileLoc, charsmax(g_szInputFileLoc));
    format(g_szOutputFileLoc, charsmax(g_szOutputFileLoc), "%s\%s", g_szInputFileLoc, g_szOutputFileName); // Use this first
    format(g_szInputFileLoc, charsmax(g_szInputFileLoc), "%s\%s", g_szInputFileLoc, g_szInputFileName);

    register_clcmd("say", "cmdMessage");

    set_task(0.1, "tskReadLine", .flags = "b");
}

public tskReadLine()
{
    if(!file_exists(g_szInputFileLoc))
        return;

    g_iInputTemp = GetFileTime(g_szInputFileLoc, FileTime_LastChange);

    if (g_iInputFileModTime != g_iInputTemp)
    {
        read_file(g_szInputFileLoc, 0, g_szInputMessage, charsmax(g_szInputMessage));
        CC_SendMessage(0, g_szInputMessage);
        g_iInputFileModTime = g_iInputTemp;
    }
}

public cmdMessage(id)
{
    new szMessage[128], szTime[16], szTeam[16];
    read_args(szMessage, charsmax(szMessage));
    
    remove_quotes(szMessage);
    trim(szMessage);
    
    if(equal(szMessage, ""))
        return;
    
    get_time("%H:%M:%S", szTime, charsmax(szTime));
    get_user_team(id, szTeam, charsmax(szTeam));

    write_file(g_szOutputFileLoc, fmt("[%s] %s %n: %s", szTime, szTeam, id, szMessage), 0);
}

stock get_datadir(name[], len)
{
    return get_localinfo("amxx_datadir", name, len);
} 


[OciXCrom]

The plugin requires AMXX 1.9 or above.

[Sanjay Singh]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom The plugin requires AMXX 1.9 or above.

Read error first line amx 1.10

[OciXCrom]

What error?

[iceeedr]

Originally Posted by Sanjay Singh Read error first line amx 1.10

You have not updated amx correctly.

PHP Code:

AMX Mod X Compiler 1.10.0.5377
Copyright (c) 1997-2006 ITB CompuPhase
Copyright (c) 2004-2013 AMX Mod X Team

Header size:            732 bytes
Code size:             4412 bytes
Data size:             4244 bytes
Stack/heap size:      16384 bytes
Total requirements:   25772 bytes
Done.
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[Sanjay Singh]

Originally Posted by iceeedr You have not updated amx correctly. PHP Code: AMX Mod X Compiler 1.10.0.5377 Copyright (c) 1997-2006 ITB CompuPhase Copyright (c) 2004-2013 AMX Mod X Team Header size:            732 bytes Code size:             4412 bytes Data size:             4244 bytes Stack/heap size:      16384 bytes Total requirements:   25772 bytes Done. [Finished in 0.2s]

Edit: Plugin Compiled in 1.10 , idk exactly how.

Can you guys convert this plugin to 1.8.2?

[DruGzOG]

Originally Posted by Sanjay Singh Edit: Plugin Compiled in 1.10 , idk exactly how. Can you guys convert this plugin to 1.8.2?

Wouldn't work. Best to upgrade your amxmodx and compile the plugin.
Why are you even using 1.8.2?

[Sanjay Singh]

Originally Posted by DruGzOG Wouldn't work. Best to upgrade your amxmodx and compile the plugin. Why are you even using 1.8.2?

most of my plugins are in 1.8.2 and also some old plugins which I don't have source.

[DruGzOG]

Originally Posted by Sanjay Singh most of my plugins are in 1.8.2 and also some old plugins which I don't have source.

And you're aware that its backwards compatible? Meaning a lot of what was functioning in 1.8.2 should work on the latest stable builds

[OciXCrom]

You can replace "fmt" with "formatex", but there is no "GetFileTime" alternative in 1.8.2.

There's no reason to still use 1.8.2 - plugins will still work even if not compiled under newer versions.

Originally Posted by DruGzOG Meaning a lot of what was functioning in 1.8.2 should work on the latest stable builds

Not a lot, but all of it. That's the point of backwards-compatibility. If something isn't working, it should reported and it will be fixed ASAP.