[yl2401]

Originally Posted by grs4 look: g_data[id][X1][X2] But tell us, what do you want to be in X1, and X2 ? edit, im checking, wait for an edit/answer

read data.ini

"Player" "102021211000100020000000000000000" "221211200122110000000000000000000" "110000000000000000000000000000000" "000000000000000000000000000000000" "000000000000000000000000000000000" "000000000000000000000000000000000"

g_data[id][0] = 102021211000100020...
g_data[id][0][0] = 1
g_data[id][0][1] = 0
g_data[id][0][2] = 2

g_data[id][1] = 221211200122110...
g_data[id][1][0] = 2
g_data[id][1][1] = 2
g_data[id][1][2] = 1

X1 = "221211200122110000000000000000000"
X2 only 0/1/2.

[yl2401]

Originally Posted by grs4 look: g_data[id][X1][X2] But tell us, what do you want to be in X1, and X2 ? edit, im checking, wait for an edit/answer edit. First, why you are using "LEN" , hmm ? i thought that it was necessary to do in MOTD only or old menu Reason for 33 times 010000000... : PHP Code:                 for(new ii=0; ii<33; ii++)                     iLen += formatex(loaddata[iLen], (5120 - iLen), "%d", g_data[id][i][ii])  Look, if you want save to "loaddata" g_data, just use: PHP Code: formatex(loaddata, charsmax(loaddata), "^"%s^" ^"%s^" ^"%s^" ^"%s^" ^"%s^" ^"%s^"", g_data[id][0],  g_data[id][1], g_data[id][2], g_data[id][3], g_data[id][4], g_data[id][5])  then write on line this "loaddata"and check the results. If you save like this, you will not see "010000000000....." only "01" ( i think) </span></span>

sorry, I must see "010000000000...", not "01".

[Bugsy]

I don't understand why you need all of those zeros. Your menu has choices of 1, 2, & 3. When you select either of them it rotates the value +1 in a cycle of 0-2. So you should only need to store 3 sets of values, so "210" for example, with selection 1=2, 2=1, 3=0

[grs4]

okey, so if you want to print only 0/1/2 you have to only do this:

PHP Code:

new variable = str_to_num(g_data[id][X][X]) 


where X is the value what you want for.

//sorry bugsy, i dont saw your message ; p

[Bugsy]

There is no data.ini used, I used nvault to store the survey responses using the players steam id as the key. If you prefer, the players name can be stored along with the survey data. Also, you do not need a Submit command, the data is automatically loaded/saved when they connect/disconnect.

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <nvault>

new const Version[] = "0.1";

const MAXPLAYERS = 32;

enum _:Surveys
{
    Survey1,
    Survey2,
    Survey3
}

new const SurveyBits[ Surveys ] = 
{
    0b000011,
    0b001100,
    0b110000
};
    
new g_Survey[ MAXPLAYERS + 1 ] , g_szAuthID[ MAXPLAYERS + 1 ][ 34 ] , g_Vault;

public plugin_init() 
{
    register_plugin( "Survey" , Version , "bugsy" );
    
    g_Vault = nvault_open( "survey_vault" );
    
    register_clcmd( "say survey" , "Survey" );
}

public plugin_end()
{
    nvault_close( g_Vault );
}

public client_authorized( id )
{
    get_user_authid( id , g_szAuthID[ id ] , charsmax( g_szAuthID[] ) );
    
    g_Survey[ id ] = nvault_get( g_Vault , g_szAuthID[ id ] );
}

public client_disconnect( id )
{
    new szSurvey[ 3 ];
    
    num_to_str( g_Survey[ id ] , szSurvey , charsmax( szSurvey ) );
    nvault_set( g_Vault , g_szAuthID[ id ] , szSurvey );
}

public Survey(id)
{
    static option[256]
    new const SurveyResult[][] = { "A" , "B" , "C" };
    
    new iMenu = menu_create("\rSurvey1", "handle_Survey1")
    
    formatex(option, charsmax(option), " \yQuestion 1: ABC?^n \wYour Choose is: \r%s" , SurveyResult[ GetSurveyValue( id , Survey1 ) ] )
    menu_additem(iMenu, option, "1")
    formatex(option, charsmax(option), " \yQuestion 2: ABC?^n \wYour Choose is: \r%s" , SurveyResult[ GetSurveyValue( id , Survey2 ) ] )
    menu_additem(iMenu, option, "2")
    formatex(option, charsmax(option), " \yQuestion 3: ABC?^n \wYour Choose is: \r%s^n" , SurveyResult[ GetSurveyValue( id , Survey3 ) ] )
    menu_additem(iMenu, option, "3")
    menu_additem(iMenu, " \rSubmit", "4")
    
    menu_setprop(iMenu, MPROP_EXITNAME, "Exit")
    menu_setprop(iMenu, MPROP_EXIT, MEXIT_ALL)
    
    menu_display(id, iMenu)
    
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}
    
public handle_Survey1(id, menu, item)
{
    if( item == MENU_EXIT )
    {
        menu_destroy(menu)
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED
    }
    
    new Data[6], Name[64] , Access, Callback, iKey
    
    menu_item_getinfo( menu , item , Access , Data ,5 , Name , 63 , Callback )
    
    iKey = str_to_num( Data ) - 1;
    
    if ( 0 <= iKey <= 2 )
    {
        StoreSurvey( id , iKey );
        Survey(id)
    }
    
    menu_destroy(menu)
    
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

public StoreSurvey( id , SurveyNum )
{
    new iCurrentVal = GetSurveyValue( id , SurveyNum );
    
    g_Survey[ id ] &= ~( 0b11 << ( SurveyNum * 2 ) );
    g_Survey[ id ] |= ( ( iCurrentVal + 1 ) % 3 ) << ( SurveyNum * 2 );
}

public GetSurveyValue( id , SurveyNum )
{
    return ( g_Survey[ id ] & SurveyBits[ SurveyNum ] ) >> ( SurveyNum * 2 );
} 


[yl2401]

OK, Thank you!!
Please help me to solve these cases.

Case 1:
I want the more new data in the end, the more old data in the front, or even deleted when the string is full. How to do it?

data.ini:
"Name" "127.0.0.1"
"Name2" "127.0.0.1"
"Name3" "127.0.0.1"
"Name4" "127.0.0.1"
"Name5" "127.0.0.1"

like this:
g_name[id][0] = "Name3"
g_name[id][1] = "Name4"
g_name[id][2] = "Name5"
------------------------------
Case 2:

g_name[id][0] = "Name2"
g_name[id][1] = "Name3"
g_name[id][2] = "" (No data)

How to read the last name(Name3) from g_name[id]?
Like g_name[ id ][ strlen(g_name[id][0]) ]?
I hope strlen(g_name[id][0]) returns 1.

Thank you very much!!!!!

[Bugsy]

You are thinking about this the wrong way. Don't be concerned with how the data is in the file, functions can be created that can display it as you want it in a specific order.

[yl2401]

Originally Posted by Bugsy You are thinking about this the wrong way. Don't be concerned with how the data is in the file, functions can be created that can display it as you want it in a specific order.

Oh, how should I modify? THX!!!!!!

[yl2401]

Originally Posted by Bugsy You are thinking about this the wrong way. Don't be concerned with how the data is in the file, functions can be created that can display it as you want it in a specific order.

Can I use this?

PHP Code:

new iLine = file_size(szFile, 1), iTextLength
while(read_file(szFile, iLine, szData, charsmax(szData), iTextLength) != 0) 


[Bugsy]

No