[Begineer Programmer]

Originally Posted by fysiks When you call it will depend on when you know the name of the map that you want to get the value for. Once you know what map name you want to use, that's when you call it.

bro it hard !!!
surely will try by reading old thread that only one option left !!!
that a simple plugin i take from thread and make modification through reading old threads

[Begineer Programmer]

Originally Posted by wilian159 I did it very fast, but you need to test PHP Code: register_clcmd("say .a", "testFunc")  PHP Code: public testFunc() {     new xLineReturn[128]     copy(xLineReturn, charsmax(xLineReturn), getConfigValueFromFile("maps/de_dust2.cfg", "text to search"))     if(xLineReturn[0] != EOS)     {         server_print("Test: %s", xLineReturn)     } }  PHP Code: stock getConfigValueFromFile(const fileName[], cvarName[]) {     new xLineReturn[128]     new xCfgDir[64]     get_configsdir(xCfgDir, charsmax(xCfgDir))     new xFileName[128]     formatex(xFileName, charsmax(xFileName), "%s/%s", xCfgDir, fileName)     new xFilePointer     xFilePointer = fopen(xFileName, "rt")     xLineReturn[0] = EOS     if(xFilePointer)     {         new xLine[128]         while(!feof(xFilePointer))         {             fgets(xFilePointer, xLine, charsmax(xLine))             trim(xLine)             if(xLine[0] == EOS || xLine[0] == '#' || xLine[0] == ';' || xLine[0] == '/' && xLine[1] == '/' || !xLine[0])                 continue             if(containi(xLine, cvarName))             {                 copy(xLineReturn, charsmax(xLineReturn), xLine)             }         }         fclose(xFilePointer)     }     return xLineReturn }  this should return the line, but you'll still have to deal with it

bro map are %s mean any next map not only one map .cfg

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Begineer Programmer bro map are %s mean any next map not only one map .cfg

If you're actually looking to learn, I would probably recommend writing the majority of the function yourself using the pieces that I provided. Something that is more tailored to your specific use case. As you get more experiences, you can make things more generic.

Also, by doing it yourself, you'll have a better understanding of how the code actually works which will be of more benefit to you in the long run.

The way he does it with returning a string from a function is generally not a good way to handle strings.

[Begineer Programmer]

Originally Posted by wilian159 I did it very fast, but you need to test PHP Code: register_clcmd("say .a", "testFunc")  PHP Code: public testFunc() {     new xLineReturn[128]     copy(xLineReturn, charsmax(xLineReturn), getConfigValueFromFile("maps/de_dust2.cfg", "text to search"))     if(xLineReturn[0] != EOS)     {         server_print("Test: %s", xLineReturn)     } }  PHP Code: stock getConfigValueFromFile(const fileName[], cvarName[]) {     new xLineReturn[128]     new xCfgDir[64]     get_configsdir(xCfgDir, charsmax(xCfgDir))     new xFileName[128]     formatex(xFileName, charsmax(xFileName), "%s/%s", xCfgDir, fileName)     new xFilePointer     xFilePointer = fopen(xFileName, "rt")     xLineReturn[0] = EOS     if(xFilePointer)     {         new xLine[128]         while(!feof(xFilePointer))         {             fgets(xFilePointer, xLine, charsmax(xLine))             trim(xLine)             if(xLine[0] == EOS || xLine[0] == '#' || xLine[0] == ';' || xLine[0] == '/' && xLine[1] == '/' || !xLine[0])                 continue             if(containi(xLine, cvarName))             {                 copy(xLineReturn, charsmax(xLineReturn), xLine)             }         }         fclose(xFilePointer)     }     return xLineReturn }  this should return the line, but you'll still have to deal with it

Returning:

Test: mp_freezetime 1

Code !!!

PHP Code:

/* Plugin generated by AMXX-Studio */

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>

#define PLUGIN "New Plug-In"
#define VERSION "1.0"
#define AUTHOR "begin"


public plugin_init() {
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)
    
    register_clcmd("say /round", "testFunc") 
}

public testFunc()
{
    new xLineReturn[128]
    copy(xLineReturn, charsmax(xLineReturn), getConfigValueFromFile("maps/de_dust2.cfg", "mp_maxrounds"))

    if(xLineReturn[0] != EOS)
    {
        client_print(0,print_chat,"Test: %s", xLineReturn)
    }
} 

stock getConfigValueFromFile(const fileName[], cvarName[])
{
    new xLineReturn[128]
    new xCfgDir[64]
    get_configsdir(xCfgDir, charsmax(xCfgDir))

    new xFileName[128]
    formatex(xFileName, charsmax(xFileName), "%s/%s", xCfgDir, fileName)

    new xFilePointer
    xFilePointer = fopen(xFileName, "rt")

    xLineReturn[0] = EOS

    if(xFilePointer)
    {
        new xLine[128]

        while(!feof(xFilePointer))
        {
            fgets(xFilePointer, xLine, charsmax(xLine))
            trim(xLine)

            if(xLine[0] == EOS || xLine[0] == '#' || xLine[0] == ';' || xLine[0] == '/' && xLine[1] == '/' || !xLine[0])
                continue

            if(containi(xLine, cvarName))
            {
                copy(xLineReturn, charsmax(xLineReturn), xLine)
            }
        }

        fclose(xFilePointer)
    }

    return xLineReturn
} 


should return value not string

[Begineer Programmer]

Originally Posted by fysiks If you're actually looking to learn, I would probably recommend writing the majority of the function yourself using the pieces that I provided. Something that is more tailored to your specific use case. As you get more experiences, you can make things more generic. Also, by doing it yourself, you'll have a better understanding of how the code actually works which will be of more benefit to you in the long run. The way he does it with returning a string from a function is generally not a good way to handle strings.

Agreed !!!
@willian159
give me idea
that how to do !!!

[Begineer Programmer]

Originally Posted by fysiks If you're actually looking to learn, I would probably recommend writing the majority of the function yourself using the pieces that I provided. Something that is more tailored to your specific use case. As you get more experiences, you can make things more generic. Also, by doing it yourself, you'll have a better understanding of how the code actually works which will be of more benefit to you in the long run. The way he does it with returning a string from a function is generally not a good way to handle strings.

Here is Code i make for any map to find

PHP Code:

/* Plugin generated by AMXX-Studio */

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>

#define PLUGIN "New Plug-In"
#define VERSION "1.0"
#define AUTHOR "begin"


public plugin_init() {
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)
    
}

loadsetting()
{
    new configDir[64], filename[96]
    get_configsdir(szConfigsDir, charsmax(szConfigsDir))
    new szMapname[32]
    format(filename, charsmax(filename), "%s/maps/%s.cfg", configDir, szMapname)
} 


is this right ?

[fysiks]

That only gets the file path though the map name will always be an empty string. I would probably suggest creating a function called something like "get_map_maxrounds_config" with the map name as the argument. Here is a basic outline of a function that will do what you want:

PHP Code:

get_map_maxrounds_config(szMapname[])
{
    // Get the file name just like you did already

    // Open the file

    // Loop through the file's lines

        // Parse each line
        // if first parameter is "mp_maxrounds"
            // read second parameter, store it in a variable
    
    // Close file

    // return mp_maxrounds variable
} 


[Begineer Programmer]

Originally Posted by fysiks That only gets the file path though the map name will always be an empty string. I would probably suggest creating a function called something like "get_map_maxrounds_config" with the map name as the argument. Here is a basic outline of a function that will do what you want: PHP Code: get_map_maxrounds_config(szMapname[]) {     // Get the file name just like you did already     // Open the file     // Loop through the file's lines         // Parse each line         // if first parameter is "mp_maxrounds"             // read second parameter, store it in a variable          // Close file     // return mp_maxrounds variable }

Logic Understand !!!
this is my code check !!!

PHP Code:

/* Plugin generated by AMXX-Studio */

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>

#define PLUGIN "New Plug-In"
#define VERSION "1.0"
#define AUTHOR "begin"


public plugin_init() {
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)
    
}

get_map_maxrounds_config(szMapname[])
{
    new configDir[64], filename[96]
    get_configsdir(szConfigsDir, charsmax(szConfigsDir))
    format(filename, charsmax(filename), "%s/maps/%s.cfg", configDir, szMapname)
    new f = fopen(filename, "rt")
    new szBuffer [32]="mp_maxrounds"
    if( f )
    {
        while (fgets(f,szBuffer,charsmax(szBuffer)))
        {
            
        }
    }
} 


[fysiks]

Did you try it? it looks incomplete, where is the rest of it?

Please look at the file reading code that I mentioned. There are very few modifications needed. You'll use your filename code and the the primary change is in the if statement where you will check for "mp_maxrounds" (use the equal function with the szModel variable) instead of what I'm doing there.

Also, anywhere you see a variable that starts with "g_", that will either be removed or replaced as appropriate.

[Begineer Programmer]

Originally Posted by fysiks Did you try it? it looks incomplete, where is the rest of it? Please look at the file reading code that I mentioned. There are very few modifications needed. You'll use your filename code and the the primary change is in the if statement where you will check for "mp_maxrounds" (use the equal function with the szModel variable) instead of what I'm doing there. Also, anywhere you see a variable that starts with "g_", that will either be removed or replaced as appropriate.

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