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PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>

enum CVARS
{
    NAME[MAX_RESOURCE_PATH_LENGTH],
    VALUE[MAX_RESOURCE_PATH_LENGTH]
};

new cvar_list[][CVARS] = 
{
    {"mp_timeleft", "0"},
    {"mp_timelimit", "0"},
    {"mp_tkpunish", "0"},
    {"mp_windifference", "1"},
    {"mp_winlimit", "0"},
};

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

public Function()
{
    ExecuteGameConfig(cvar_list)
}

public ExecuteGameConfig(const cvars[])
{
    for ( new i = 0; i < sizeof(cvars); i++ )
    {
        set_cvar_string(cvars, cvars);
    }
} 


[fysiks]

So, what is your question? How exactly are you wanting this plugin to work? Are you actually wanting to use a file or or a variable?

If you just want to execute a cfg file, simply use the server's 'exec' command:

server_cmd("exec path/to/config/game.cfg")
server_exec()

If you're trying to use variables then you've made many mistakes in the code.

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Originally Posted by fysiks So, what is your question? How exactly are you wanting this plugin to work? Are you actually wanting to use a file or or a variable? If you just want to execute a cfg file, simply use the server's 'exec' command: server_cmd("exec path/to/config/game.cfg") server_exec() If you're trying to use variables then you've made many mistakes in the code.

Hi, friend. Sorry for not explaining well what I want is to set the cvar that are in the cvar list. what complicates me is the constant, I don't know what to do there. I want to do it that way.

it would be something like this:

PHP Code:

enum CVARS
{
    NAME[MAX_RESOURCE_PATH_LENGTH],
    VALUE[MAX_RESOURCE_PATH_LENGTH]
};

new cvar_list[][CVARS] = 
{
    {"mp_timeleft", "0"},
    {"mp_timelimit", "0"},
    {"mp_tkpunish", "0"},
    {"mp_windifference", "1"},
    {"mp_winlimit", "0"},
};

public Function()
{
    ExecuteGameConfig(cvar_list)
}

public ExecuteGameConfig(const cvars[])
{
    for ( new i = 0; i < sizeof(cvars); i++ )
    {
        set_cvar_string(cvars, cvars);
    }
} 


[fysiks]

To use a variable that is defined with an enum, you have to index it with the enum members. For example, if defined a variable with the CVARS enum like this:

PHP Code:

new aCvar[CVARS] 


Then you would use the aCvar variable like this:

PHP Code:

server_print("CvarName: %s", aCvar[NAME])
server_print("CvarValue: %s, aCvar[VALUE]) 


So, if you're doing this with an array of the CVARS enum like you do, you would include the index for the first dimension:

PHP Code:

server_print("CvarName: %s", cvar_list[i][NAME])
server_print("CvarValue: %s, cvar_list[i][VALUE]) 


Then, to be able to pass the variable into the function, I ended up having to do this:

PHP Code:

public Function()
{
    ExecuteGameConfig(cvar_list, sizeof cvar_list)
}

public ExecuteGameConfig(cvars[][CVARS], size)
{
    for ( new i = 0; i < size; i++ )
    {
        set_cvar_string(cvars[i][NAME], cvars[i][VALUE]);
    }
} 


I only tested this by compiling but I believe it should work.

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Originally Posted by fysiks To use a variable that is defined with an enum, you have to index it with the enum members. For example, if defined a variable with the CVARS enum like this: PHP Code: new aCvar[CVARS]  Then you would use the aCvar variable like this: PHP Code: server_print("CvarName: %s", aCvar[NAME]) server_print("CvarValue: %s, aCvar[VALUE])  So, if you're doing this with an array of the CVARS enum like you do, you would include the index for the first dimension: PHP Code: server_print("CvarName: %s", cvar_list[i][NAME]) server_print("CvarValue: %s, cvar_list[i][VALUE])  Then, to be able to pass the variable into the function, I ended up having to do this: PHP Code: public Function() {     ExecuteGameConfig(cvar_list, sizeof cvar_list) } public ExecuteGameConfig(cvars[][CVARS], size) {     for ( new i = 0; i < size; i++ )     {         set_cvar_string(cvars[i][NAME], cvars[i][VALUE]);     } }  I only tested this by compiling but I believe it should work.

Understood thanks friend, working perfectly