[fysiks]

Originally Posted by YamiKaitou You can always use it to test plugins as you are writing them. Surely all of your plugins don't compile 100% of the time when you put them on your server.

No, it rarely compiles on my first try, but with my compile script it's really easy. Especially since I just ssh in and hit <uparrow> <enter> then it shows the errors if it didn't compile. Oh, and did I mention that I don't need ftp, the server is on LAN and I have the it mapped as a network drive so I edit the sma directly on the linux box .

Also, when I have done it on my windows machine it was much harder to read the errors when they are output. I think it's because the filepath is shown (unlike in linux).

Yami, is there any real difference between the Notepad++ Portable and the actual program? I'm thinking of trying out this PortableApps thing so I can take Notepad++ with me .

[YamiKaitou]

Originally Posted by fysiks Yami, is there any real difference between the Notepad++ Portable and the actual program? I'm thinking of trying out this PortableApps thing so I can take Notepad++ with me .

Not that I have seen yet. Though, it is about 9.4MB on my drive (Firefox is about 55MB)

[fysiks]

Ok, it's updated, again. I didn't realize xs.inc wasn't for a "mod".

[biggzsizzle]

I'm sorry but where do I put the *.txt files found in the "Keywords_DOD" and "Keywords_AMX" folders?

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by biggzsizzle I'm sorry but where do I put the *.txt files found in the "Keywords_DOD" and "Keywords_AMX" folders?

You can do whatever you wish with the txt files (I used them to make my Notepad++ custom highlighting). They are just lists of words. If you are using Notepad++ you can use the xml file to add the syntax highlighting. There is no xml file for the AMX version because there is too many words to put into a custom syntax highlighting scheme afaik.

[Gizmo]

This sounds intresting, do you want to share that script?

Originally Posted by fysiks Sweet! I've been hoping for a way to compile my plugins this way. Although, now, I do all my compiling on my linux server with a script that will move the amxx to my plugins directory automatically if it compiles successfully.

[fysiks]

This script must be in the scripting folder. Also, you will likely have to use "./<filename>" (my file is called "mkplugin") to execute the script.

PHP Code:

#!/bin/bash

filename=$1
to_web=$2
web_directory="/var/www/html/dod/plugins/"

echo -e "\E[35m*** BEGIN *** BEGIN *** BEGIN *** BEGIN *** BEGIN *** BEGIN ***\E[37m"

if [ -f "$filename.sma" ]
then
    ./amxxpc "$filename.sma"
    chmod 644 "$filename.sma"
else
    echo -e "\E[36mDOES NOT EXIST ----> \E[33m$filename.sma\E[36m <---- DOES NOT EXIST\E[37;40m"
fi

if [ -f "$filename.amxx" ]
then
    chmod 755 "$filename.amxx"
    if [ "$to_web" == "1" ]
    then
        cp "$filename.amxx" "$web_directory"
        cp "$filename.sma" "$web_directory"
        echo -e "\E[33mFiles copied to $web_directory\E[37;40m"
    fi
    mv "$filename.amxx" ../plugins/
    echo -e "\E[34;42m*** SUCCESS *** SUCCESS *** SUCCESS *** SUCCESS *** SUCCESS ***\E[37;40m"
else
    echo -e "\E[30;41m*** FAILURE *** FAILURE *** FAILURE *** FAILURE *** FAILURE ***\E[37;40m"
fi 


[Gizmo]

Thank you.
Do you have the pluginsfolder for the server at the webserver folder?

EDIT: I just saw that you just copy it to a web folder also

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Gizmo Thank you. Do you have the pluginsfolder for the server at the webserver folder? EDIT: I just saw that you just copy it to a web folder also

I just copy it as you said. I added that when I wanted to share my plugins with a friend by him just browsing to my webserver. It was much easier than manually moving it, especially using only a command line to do it .

[Gizmo]

Ok, i like that function
I wounder how hard it would be to make a script that would upload the plugin to an other server at an other location also
I manage 4 game server on 2 diffrent servers, 1 at my home and 1 at a friend.