[yagami]

How do I make native get, id, level, xp

PHP Code:

enum _:PlayerEnum
{
    bool:pIsAuthorized,
    bool:pIsConnected,
    bool:pIsAuthenticated,
    bool:pIsWaitingLoginAttemptResponse,
    bool:pRegisterPlayerIfNotFound,
    bool:pShowRegisterOption,

    pName[MAX_NAME_LENGTH],
    pAuthid[MAX_AUTHID_LENGTH],
    pIP[MAX_IP_LENGTH],
    pLogin[128],
    pPassword[128],
    pJoinedClanAtDate[12],
    pInviteCode[MAX_INVITE_CODE_LENGTH],

    pTemporaryClanName[MAX_CLAN_NAME_LENGTH],
    pTemporaryClanTag[MAX_CLAN_TAG_LENGTH],

    pClanId,
    pClanPrivilegies,
    pID,
    pXP,
    pKills,
    pDeaths,
    pCaptures,
    pDefenses,
    pPasswordLength,

    Array:pNotifications,
}


enum _:ClanStatus
{
    CLAN_STATUS_INACTIVE = 0,
    CLAN_STATUS_ACTIVE = 1,
    CLAN_STATUS_WAITING_APPROVAL = 2,
    CLAN_STATUS_DELETED = 404,
}


enum _:ClanMemberEnum
{
    CLAN_MEMBER_STATUS_INACTIVE = 0,
    CLAN_MEMBER_STATUS_ACTIVE = 1,
}


enum _:ClanMemberPrivilegiesEnum
{
    CLAN_MEMBER_PRIVILEGIES_MEMBER = (1 << 1),
    CLAN_MEMBER_PRIVILEGIES_INVITE = (1 << 2),
    CLAN_MEMBER_PRIVILEGIES_MANAGER = (1 << 3),

    CLAN_MEMBER_PRIVILEGIES_ALL = (
          CLAN_MEMBER_PRIVILEGIES_MEMBER
        | CLAN_MEMBER_PRIVILEGIES_INVITE
        | CLAN_MEMBER_PRIVILEGIES_MANAGER
    ),
}


enum _:ClanEnum
{
    cName[MAX_CLAN_NAME_LENGTH],
    cTag[MAX_CLAN_TAG_LENGTH],
    cCreatedBy[MAX_NAME_LENGTH],
    cDeletedBy[MAX_NAME_LENGTH],
    cLastOwnerName[MAX_NAME_LENGTH],
    cOwnerName[MAX_NAME_LENGTH],
    cCreatedAt[11],
    cDeletedAt[11],
    
    cId,
    cOwnerId,
    cCreatorId,
    cMembersCount,
    cStatus,
    cAcumulatedPlayersXP,
    cLevel,

    Array:cMembers,
}


public Player[MAX_PLAYERS + 1][PlayerEnum];
public Array:Clans;
public Trie:InviteCodes;

public cvarAuthenticationType;
public cvarMaxMembersPerClan;
public cvarInviteCodeExpireDays;
public cvarInviteCodeAutoClose;
public cvarClanPrefixAtNames;
public cvarXPGapBetweenLevels;
public cvarXPEarnedPerDeaths;
public cvarXPEarnedPerKills;
public cvarXPExtraEarnedPerHeadshot;
public cvarXPExtraEarnedPerGrenades;
public cvarXPExtraEarnedPerMelee;
public cvarMinimumRequiredXPToCreateAClan;




enum _:QueryDataEnum
{
    qPlayerId,
    qOtherId
}

public Query[2048];

public bool:isPluginRunningOnDebugMode; 


[lexzor]

#include <amxmodx>

enum _:PlayerEnum
{
    pClanId,
    pClanPrivilegies,
    pID,
    pXP,
    pKills,
    pDeaths,
    pCaptures,
    pDefenses,
    pPasswordLength,
}

public Player[MAX_PLAYERS + 1][PlayerEnum];

public plugin_init() {}

public plugin_natives()
{
    register_native("get_pid", "native_get_pid");
}

/*expecting to use the native as follows where index = player index

const userPID = get_pid(index)

if(userPID == -1)
{
    server_print("invalid index")
}

if(userPID == -1)
{
    server_print("not connected")
}

*/
#define is_valid(%0) (0 < %0 < 33)

public native_get_pid(const iPluginID, const iParams)
{
    new const id = get_param(1)

    if(!is_valid(id))
    {
        log_error(AMX_ERR_NATIVE, "The given index is not a valid player entity [%i]", id);
        return -1
    }

    if(!is_user_connected(id))
    {
        log_error(AMX_ERR_NATIVE, "The given index is not a valid player entity [%i]", id);
        return -2    
    }

    return Player[id][pID]
}

also, you could share the enum in a .inc file that it's included in both plugins to not create a different native for every PlayerEnum data

// get_info(id, PlayerEnum:peData)

public _:native_get_info(const iPluginID, const iParams)
{
    new const id = get_param(1)

    new const data = get_param(2)

    if(!is_valid(id))
    {
        log_error(AMX_ERR_NATIVE, "The given index is not a valid player entity [%i]", id);
        return -1;
    }

    if(!is_user_connected(id))
    {
        log_error(AMX_ERR_NATIVE, "The given index is not a valid player entity [%i]", id);
        return -2;   
    }

    return Player[id][data];
}

in the plugin that call the native you must declare it (in a .inc file or in plugin)

native native_name(params);

detailed tutorial: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=41251

anyways, it's a good practice to do the checks before you call the native and set the native return value as a PlayerEnum value

// new const PlayerEnum:pdata = PlayerEnum:get_info(id, PlayerEnum:pClanId)

public native_get_info(const iPluginID, const iParams)
{
    new const id = get_param(1)
    new const PlayerEnum:data = PlayerEnum:get_param(2)

    return Player[id][_:data];
}

in this way you will keep your code more readable

because you used the untag keyword to define the PlayerEnum, when retrieving the data in return statement in the native you need to untag de data variable or to not tag it with PlayerEnum

public native_get_info(const iPluginID, const iParams)
{
    new const id = get_param(1)
    new const data = get_param(2)

    return Player[id][data];
}

in this way you will get rid of the tag mismatch warning when compiling

[yagami]

Originally Posted by lexzor #include <amxmodx> enum _:PlayerEnum {     pClanId,     pClanPrivilegies,     pID,     pXP,     pKills,     pDeaths,     pCaptures,     pDefenses,     pPasswordLength, } public Player[MAX_PLAYERS + 1][PlayerEnum]; public plugin_init() {} public plugin_natives() {     register_native("get_pid", "native_get_pid"); } /*expecting to use the native as follows where index = player index const userPID = get_pid(index) if(userPID == -1) {     server_print("invalid index") } if(userPID == -1) {     server_print("not connected") } */ #define is_valid(%0) (0 < %0 < 33) public native_get_pid(const iPluginID, const iParams) {     new const id = get_param(1)     if(!is_valid(id))     {         log_error(AMX_ERR_NATIVE, "The given index is not a valid player entity [%i]", id);         return -1     }     if(!is_user_connected(id))     {         log_error(AMX_ERR_NATIVE, "The given index is not a valid player entity [%i]", id);         return -2        }     return Player[id][pID] } also, you could share the enum in a .inc file that it's included in both plugins to not create a different native for every PlayerEnum data // get_info(id, PlayerEnum:peData) public _:native_get_info(const iPluginID, const iParams) {     new const id = get_param(1)     new const data = get_param(2)     if(!is_valid(id))     {         log_error(AMX_ERR_NATIVE, "The given index is not a valid player entity [%i]", id);         return -1;     }     if(!is_user_connected(id))     {         log_error(AMX_ERR_NATIVE, "The given index is not a valid player entity [%i]", id);         return -2;        }     return Player[id][data]; } in the plugin that call the native you must declare it (in a .inc file or in plugin) native native_name(params); detailed tutorial: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=41251 anyways, it's a good practice to do the checks before you call the native and set the native return value as a PlayerEnum value // new const PlayerEnum:pdata = PlayerEnum:get_info(id, PlayerEnum:pClanId) public native_get_info(const iPluginID, const iParams) {     new const id = get_param(1)     new const PlayerEnum:data = PlayerEnum:get_param(2)     return Player[id][_:data]; } in this way you will keep your code more readable because you used the untag keyword to define the PlayerEnum, when retrieving the data in return statement in the native you need to untag de data variable or to not tag it with PlayerEnum public native_get_info(const iPluginID, const iParams) {     new const id = get_param(1)     new const data = get_param(2)     return Player[id][data]; } in this way you will get rid of the tag mismatch warning when compiling

I already have one made here for the clan name, but I was confused about how to do the same

PHP Code:

@get_user_clan_tag(pluginId, params)
{
    new clan[ClanEnum];
    new id = get_param(1);
    
    if (!is_user_connected(id) || !Player[id][pIsAuthenticated])
    {
        return set_string(2, "", charsmax(clan[cTag]));
    }

    new clanId = Player[id][pClanId];

    if (!clanId)
    {
        return set_string(2, "", charsmax(clan[cTag]));
    }

    if (!getClanInfo(clanId, clan))
    {
        return set_string(2, "", charsmax(clan[cTag]));
    }

    return set_string(2, clan[cTag], charsmax(clan[cTag]));
} 


[fysiks]

There is a tutorial for creating your own natives.