[|PJ| Shorty]

hi guys,

i run 2 plugins with menu:

for example plugin1:

PHP Code:

public plugin_init()
{
   register_plugin("plugin1", "1.0", "me");
   register_dictionary("plugin1.txt");
   .....
}
 
build_menu(id)
{
    .....
    g_Menu = menu_create("MENU_TITLE","menu_handle");
 
    formatex(m_title,32,"\r%L\w",id,"MENU_TITLE");
    menu_setprop(g_Menu,MPROP_TITLE,m_title);
    .......
} 


plugin2:

PHP Code:

public plugin_init()
{
   register_plugin("plugin2", "1.0", "me");
   register_dictionary("plugin2.txt");
   .....
}
 
build_menu(id)
{
    .....
    g_Menu = menu_create("MENU_TITLE","menu_handle");
 
    formatex(m_title,32,"\r%L\w",id,"MENU_TITLE");
    menu_setprop(g_Menu,MPROP_TITLE,m_title);
    .......
} 


- dictionary files plugin1.txt and plugin2.txt contain both key MENU_TITLE
- plugin1.amxx before plugin2.amxx in plugins.ini

if i open the menu from plugin1, i see translation from plugin2 (plugin2.txt)

can someone explain me why??
maybe a bug?

[ConnorMcLeod]

You use the same key.
Use P1_MENU_TITLE and P2_... for example.

[|PJ| Shorty]

Originally Posted by connorr You use the same key. Use P1_MENU_TITLE and P2_... for example.

sure, but i register only plugin1.txt, why it takes the key from plugin2.txt

[SchlumPF*]

i cannot test it cuz im at school and i cannot say it for sure too cuz i never used the ml system but my guess is that register_dictonary(const string[]); is registering the dictonary globaly for all plugins. just try to register a dictonary in one plugin and use the same w/o registering in another plugin. if not registering but using the ml system works it is a bug else, if it does not work, it is a bug too xD