[+ARUKARI-]

The fact that you don't understand from this sentence shows that you lack experience and knowledge.
That's the wrong way to go about it, but if you're going to publish a plugin, you should come up with that answer yourself.

[thEsp]

Originally Posted by +ARUKARI- The fact that you don't understand from this sentence shows that you lack experience and knowledge. That's the wrong way to go about it, but if you're going to publish a plugin, you should come up with that answer yourself.

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In other words, the author can't properly support his plugin and so it meets the criteria for unapprovement.

[alferd]

I tested it with the code you said but it doesn't work,

There is no problem with the code I used, why should I change that code?

    new szFile = fopen(g_BadWordFile2, "r");
    
    if(szFile)
    {
        new szText[512];
        
        while (!feof(szFile))
        {
            fgets(szFile, szText, charsmax(szText));
            
            trim(szText);
            
            if (szText[0]==';') 
            {
                continue;
            }
            
            if(parse(szText))
            {
                continue;
            }
        }
        
        fclose(szFile);
    }
    return 1;

[thEsp]

read/write_file is much slower than fread/write. In fact the more you use it the worse it becomes. Anyway the reason it didn't work for you is because you aren't reading the file as a text (most likely).

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by alferd There is no problem with the code I used, why should I change that code?

Just because it works doesn't make it good code. Ideally, approved plugins should have some sort of quality.

Originally Posted by alferd I tested it with the code you said but it doesn't work,     new szFile = fopen(g_BadWordFile2, "r");         if(szFile)     {         new szText[512];                 while (!feof(szFile))         {             fgets(szFile, szText, charsmax(szText));                         trim(szText);                         if (szText[0]==';')             {                 continue;             }                         if(parse(szText))             {                 continue;             }         }                 fclose(szFile);     }     return 1;

Did you debug it? Also, you should use while( fgets(file, buffer, charsmax(buffer)) ) for your loop (There are a lot of examples of using feof() but it's more proper to use fgets as your while loop condition).

Another thing that I notice is that when you are doing to loop over all items in an array every time you should use a for loop instead of a while loop.

Also, szSaid[] is way too big, it's not possible to have that many characters in a chat message. I can't remember the exact limit but I'm sure it's not more than 64. Having an array size of 1000+ is not good because you're allocating memory for it every single time a chat message is transmitted which means you are wasting resources for no reason.

[HamletEagle]

Unapproved, see above.