[WhiteFang1319]

Hello.
I needed to do cfg executions which can be changeable by cvar. So i tried to make some code but it didnt work.

PHP Code:

/* Plugin generated by AMXX-Studio */

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>

#define PLUGIN "Cfg Test"
#define VERSION "1.0"
#define AUTHOR "WhiteFang"

new cfg

public plugin_init() 
{
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)
    cfg = register_cvar("amx_cfgfile", "pub.cfg");
    register_clcmd("say /cfg", "test_cfg");
    
}
public test_cfg()
{
    server_cmd("exec %s", cfg)
} 


It compiles without any error but the cfg isn't executed. I tried using amx_cfg instead of exec but it didnt work.
Also I get this output in the console when the above code is used:

Momo : /cfg
exec <filename> : execute a script file

[E1_531G]

You must read the value of the cvar like string: get_pcvar_string()

[Relaxing]

new fCvar, fDirectory[32]
fCvar = register_cvar("the_cvar", "configurationfile")
get_pcvar_string(fCvar, fDirectory, charsmax(fDirectory)
server_exec("exec %s.cfg", fDirectory)

[WhiteFang1319]

Originally Posted by E1_531G You must read the value of the cvar like string: get_pcvar_string()

Oh. I tried get_pcvar_num() but It was the wrong one I guess..

Originally Posted by Relaxing new fCvar, fDirectory[32] fCvar = register_cvar("the_cvar", "configurationfile") get_pcvar_string(fCvar, fDirectory, charsmax(fDirectory) server_exec("exec %s.cfg", fDirectory)

Thank you. It works

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by WhiteFang1319 Oh. I tried get_pcvar_num() but It was the wrong one I guess..

That's because "num" means number. Your cvar does not contain a number, it contains a string also, you couldn't use a number in any case.

[Relaxing]

Originally Posted by Relaxing new fCvar, fDirectory[32] fCvar = register_cvar("the_cvar", "configurationfile") get_pcvar_string(fCvar, fDirectory, charsmax(fDirectory) server_exec("exec %s.cfg", fDirectory)

I see an unclosed bracket up there.

[WhiteFang1319]

Originally Posted by fysiks That's because "num" means number. Your cvar does not contain a number, it contains a string also, you couldn't use a number in any case.

Oh. Thanks.

Originally Posted by Relaxing I see an unclosed bracket up there.

Yeah I noticed. Also it should be server_cmd() instead of server_exec() lol