[Bugsy]

Remove the g_tSteamIDs = and copy() lines from your load function and place them at the bottom of plugin_init before your load call. Im on my phone now so i cant do it for you.

[drekes]

it works, tnx thanks bugsy.
The plugin is now in test state.
If it is stable, i'll release it.

[Conan1018]

hate to revive a 1 year old thread but i need help with the code on post #13 by Bugsy. Can someone edit that code so that i can put inline comment? Meanings, it will ony read a line until it found a " " or ";" or "//"

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Conan1018 hate to revive a 1 year old thread but i need help with the code on post #13 by Bugsy. Can someone edit that code so that i can put inline comment? Meanings, it will ony read a line until it found a " " or ";" or "//"

The code to check that is already there. It will skip any line that doesn't have anything or starts with ";" or "//".

[Conan1018]

the first character in a line is szData[0]. but whats the character after the steamid? i really dont know. should it be szData[16]? but not all steamid has 16 characters.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Conan1018 the first character in a line is szData[0]. but whats the character after the steamid? i really dont know. should it be szData[16]? but not all steamid has 16 characters.

Oh, you want to put a comment on the same line as data. All you need to do is use parse() with just the first argument (requires the SteamID to be in quotes).

[Conan1018]

nevermind, after comparing 5 plugins i think i got it. yes i used parse method. still, thanks fysiks for replying

here's what i did

    .... new parsedsteamid[33]
    
    while(!feof(f))
    {
        fgets(f, szData, charsmax(szData));

        //trim(szData);

        parse(szData, parsedsteamid, 32)

        if(!szData[0] || szData[0] == ';' || szData[0] == '/' && szData[1] == '/')
            continue;

        TrieSetCell(g_tSteamIDs, parsedsteamid, 1);
    }

tho i am not sure whether should i comment "trim" or not cause from what i red on wiki, trim will remove spaces etc

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Conan1018 nevermind, after comparing 5 plugins i think i got it. yes i used parse method. still, thanks fysiks for replying here's what i did .... new parsedsteamid[33] while(!feof(f)) { fgets(f, szData, charsmax(szData)); //trim(szData); parse(szData, parsedsteamid, 32) if(!szData[0] || szData[0] == ';' || szData[0] == '/' && szData[1] == '/') continue; TrieSetCell(g_tSteamIDs, parsedsteamid, 1); } tho i am not sure whether should i comment "trim" or not cause from what i red on wiki, trim will remove spaces etc

trim() removes whitespace from the begining and end of the string (never any spaces in the middle).

If you remove trim, the !szData[0] etc. might not work. I would leave trim there and move the parse to after the comment check.

[Conan1018]

but then trim will remove spaces between steamid and the comment part. then parse will detect the whole line (steamid + comment) as parsedsteamid. hope you get what i mean

EDIT: i think !szData[0] will still work because on any empty line, there's no spaces. its just empty empty line

EDIT2: oh i didnt notice you said "....(never any spaces in the middle)". so i guess i will do as you said. thanks.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Conan1018 EDIT: i think !szData[0] will still work because on any empty line, there's no spaces. its just empty empty line

No, it will not be empty. It will contain the non-printable characters: carriage return and new line characters (\r\n). IIRC