[[ --<-@ ] Black Rose]

All I am here to do is to post the modules to the people who want them.
Uptades/New modules/Request can be found at DivinityX.no-ip.org/forum.
Don't bother visiting at this point. Divinity doesn't have any new modules nor any updates unless requested.
I am not Divinity, don't ban me.

This module is pretty powerful. It can cause just as much damage ( if used incorrectly ) as it can create freedom. Only the plugin creator can decide what these plugins will do. DivinityX creates no limitations.
If you use this incorrectly, to harm the server in any way or exploiting/accessing things you should not have access to you are most likely to get banned by your server provider, if not worse... ( Sued for example )
NEVER use a plugin with missing source code that requires this module to run.
DivinityX takes NO responsibility.

With that said, here you go:



FileX:

PHP Code:

#if defined _FileX_included
  #endinput
#endif
#define _FileX_included
#if !defined _file_included
#define SEEK_SET 0
#define SEEK_CUR 1
#define SEEK_END 2
#endif
 
/* Attempts to remove a directory.
* Returns 1 on success, 0 on failure.
* Note that you cannot remove a directory that has files on most operating systems.
*/
native DeleteDirX(const path[]);
/* Deletes file. Returns 1 on success, 0 on failure. */
native DeleteFileX(const file[]);
/* Checks if a file exists. Returns 1 if it exists, 0 if it doesn't. */
native FileExistsX(const file[]);
/* Returns a file size in bytes if flag is set to 0.
* When flag is set to 1 returns number of lines in the file,
* and when flags is 2, function returns 1 if the file ends
* with line feed. If file doesn't exist returns -1. */
native FilesizeX(const file[], flag=0);
//Open a file, returns a handle or 0 on failure
native fOpenX(const filename[], const mode[]);
/* Returns 0 on success, -1 on failure. */
native MakeDirX(const dirname[]);
/* Returns a handle to a directory. */
native OpenDirX(const dir[], firstfile[], len);
/* Renames a file. Returns 0 on failure, 1 on success. */
native RenameX(const oldname[], const newname[]);
/* Checks if a directory exists */
stock DirExistsX(const dir[]) { return ( FileExistsX(dir) && FilesizeX(dir) == -1 ) ; }
/* These are just to fit the original natives with mine. */
#define fCloseX(%0) fclose(%0)
#define fReadX(%0,%1,%2) fread(%0, %1, %2)
#define fReadBlocksX(%0,%1,%2,%3) fread_blocks(%0, %1, %2, %3)
#define fReadRawX(%0,%1,%2,%3) fread_raw(%0, %1, %2, %3)
#define fWriteX(%0,%1,%2) fwrite(%0, %1, %2)
#define fWriteBlocksX(%0,%1,%2,%3) fwrite_blocks(%0, %1, %2, %3)
#define fWriteRawX(%0,%1,%2,%3) fwrite_raw(%0, %1, %2, %3)
#define fEofX(%0) feof(%0)
#define fGetSX(%0,%1,%2) fgets(%0, %1, %2)
#define fPutSX(%0,%1,%2) fputs(%0, %1, %2)
#define fPrintFX(%0,%1,%2) fprintf(%0, %1, %2)
#define fSeekX(%0,%1,%2) fseek(%0, %1, %2)
#define fTellX(%0) ftell(%0)
#define fGetCX(%0) fgetc(%0)
#define fPutCX(%0,%1) fputc(%0, %1)
#define fUngetCX(%0,%1) fungetc(%0, %1)
#define NextFileX(%0,%1,%2) next_file(%0, %1, %2)
#define CloseDirX(%0) close_dir(%0)
/* And these are to fit my natives with the original */
#define rmdirx(%0) DeleteDirX(%0)
#define delete_dirx(%0) DeleteDirX(%0)
#define remove_dirx(%0) DeleteDirX(%0)
#define delete_filex(%0) DeleteFileX(%0)
#define remove_filex(%0) DeleteFileX(%0)
#define file_existsx(%0) FileExistsX(%0)
#define filesizex(%0,%1) FilesizeX(%0,%1)
#define fopenx(%0,%1) fOpenX(%0,%1)
#define mkdirx(%0) MakeDirX(%0)
#define makedirx(%0) MakeDirX(%0)
#define make_dirx(%0) MakeDirX(%0)
#define createdirx(%0) MakeDirX(%0)
#define create_dirx(%0) MakeDirX(%0)
#define open_dirx(%0,%1,%2) OpenDirX(%0,%1,%2)
#define rename_filex(%0,%1) RenameX(%0,%1)
#define rename_dirx(%0,%1) RenameX(%0,%1)
#define dir_existsx(%0) DirExistsX(%0) 


[--kml--]

what does this does o.o

[P34nut]

Can you please explain us why we should use this and not the functions that are build into amxmodx?

[[ --<-@ ] Black Rose]

With the original natives you can only access the same drive as the server is placed on. ( By using "..\.." et.c. ) This is not based from moddir.
Example:

PHP Code:

new fileh = fOpenX("C:\C++\Projects\FileX\FileX_amxx\FileX.cpp", "r"); 


[culd]

Originally Posted by [ --<-@ ] Black Rose With the original natives you can only access the same drive as the server is placed on. ( By using "..\.." et.c. ) This is not based from moddir. Example: PHP Code: new fileh = fOpenX("C:\C++\Projects\FileX\FileX_amxx\FileX.cpp", "r");

What does means "r"?

[Exolent[jNr]]

This explains it:
http://www.amxmodx.org/funcwiki.php?...open&go=search

[Empowers]

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <FileX>


public plugin_init() 
{        
    set_task(5.0,"read")
}

public read()
{
    new fileh = fOpenX("C:\omg\lol.cpp", "r")
    
    if(fileh)
    {    
        new data[128]
        
        while(fgets(fileh,data,127)) // on this line crash
        {
            server_print("%s",data)
        }
        
        fclose(fileh);
    }
} 


Why it crash my server = (

P.s I have updated steam server running on Windows

[Exolent[jNr]]

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <FileX>


public plugin_init() 
{        
    set_task(5.0,"read")
}

public read()
{
    new fileh = fOpenX("C:\omg\lol.cpp", "r")
    
    if(fileh)
    {    
        new data[128]
        
        while(!feof(fileh))
        {
            fgets(fileh,data,127)
            server_print("%s",data)
        }
        
        fclose(fileh);
    }
}