[shanapu]

solved: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpo...8&postcount=17

TL;DR When using AutoExecConfig the IntValue of a Integer-ConVar with 8 digits returns a wrong value. (7 digits are ok)

I use two plugins for my testing. The first return the correct value without using AutoExecConfig

PHP Code:

ConVar gc_iTest1;
ConVar gc_iTest2;
ConVar gc_iTest3;
ConVar gc_iTest4;

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    RegConsoleCmd("sm_itest", Command_Test)

    gc_iTest1 = CreateConVar("sm_test1", "27803359", "ID");
    gc_iTest2 = CreateConVar("sm_test2", "26552625", "ID");
    gc_iTest3 = CreateConVar("sm_test3", "54901310", "ID");
    gc_iTest4 = CreateConVar("sm_test4", "69529540", "ID");
}

public Action Command_Test(int client, int args)
{
    ReplyToCommand(client, "%i", gc_iTest1.IntValue);
    ReplyToCommand(client, "%i", gc_iTest2.IntValue);
    ReplyToCommand(client, "%i", gc_iTest3.IntValue);
    ReplyToCommand(client, "%i", gc_iTest4.IntValue);
} 


This return:

sm_itest
27803359
26552625
54901310
69529540

The second plugin using AutoExecConfig return a wrong value

PHP Code:

ConVar gc_iTest1;
ConVar gc_iTest2;
ConVar gc_iTest3;
ConVar gc_iTest4;

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    RegConsoleCmd("sm_itest2", Command_Test)

    AutoExecConfig(true, "test2") //only extra line on this plugin
    gc_iTest1 = CreateConVar("sm_2test1", "27803359", "ID");
    gc_iTest2 = CreateConVar("sm_2test2", "26552625", "ID");
    gc_iTest3 = CreateConVar("sm_2test3", "54901310", "ID");
    gc_iTest4 = CreateConVar("sm_2test4", "69529540", "ID");
}

public Action Command_Test(int client, int args)
{
    ReplyToCommand(client, "%i", gc_iTest1.IntValue);
    ReplyToCommand(client, "%i", gc_iTest2.IntValue);
    ReplyToCommand(client, "%i", gc_iTest3.IntValue);
    ReplyToCommand(client, "%i", gc_iTest4.IntValue);
} 


return:

sm_itest2
27803360
26552624
54901312
69529536

This only happens when the ConVars contains 8 digits, when it has only 7 digits the return is correct.

Also when I type a ConVar of the second plugin e.g. "sm_2test1" in console, it return the correct value "27803359".

I tested both with latest sm1.8 & sm1.9.
Do you have any idea?

[8guawong]

i think i had same problem before when trying to get steamid64 from KV
if i store SteamID64 in KV and try to retrive it i always get wrong result
but when i store AuthId_Steam2 in KV and retrive it its fine...

[Neuro Toxin]

Not a solution...

Dynamic would work using KeyValues.

[Mitchell]

This is pretty interesting.
Also on the keyvalue question, you store it as a string and retrieve it as a string and it's still wrong?

[Fyren]

Can you post the content of the config file SM created?

I don't know if the bug is SM's fault or not since I haven't looked into it, but what seems to be happening is 69529540 can't be represented by a float. The closest a float can hold is 69529536.

[Neuro Toxin]

Wouldn't SM store these numbers as int as their is no .xxxx?

[psychonic]

@shanapu, what game is this on? The ConVar value handling is not directly in SM, but instead in tier1 from the SDK.

[8guawong]

snippet from my plugin
if i use my steamid64 in kv will get the wrong result

PHP Code:

public OnPluginStart()
{    
    new String:logPath[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH], String:steamid[64];
    BuildPath(Path_SM, logPath, PLATFORM_MAX_PATH, "/logs/nominated_map.txt");
    decl String:map_name[64];
    GetCurrentMap(map_name, sizeof(map_name));
    new Handle:kv = CreateKeyValues("MapWon");
    if (!FileToKeyValues(kv, logPath))
        return;
    if (!KvJumpToKey(kv, map_name))
        return;
    KvGetString(kv, "steamid", steamid, sizeof(steamid));
    PrintToServer(steamid);
    CloseHandle(kv);
} 


example kv

"MapWon"
{
	"ze_Halloween_House_b4"
	{
		"steamid"		"76561197993901726"
	}
}

Result

2147483647

sm 1.8.0.5963
mm 1.10.6
windows

[psychonic]

Originally Posted by 8guawong sm 1.8.0.5963 mm 1.10.6 windows

Again, what game? The ConVar code isn't all tied directly to SM, but is instead in the per-engine SDKs.

[Caaine]

The Game is CSGO