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kratoss1812
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Old 07-16-2018 , 14:13   Read 2 strings from a plain text files
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I wanted to make a plugin that when an vip or an admin(ADMFLAG_BAN) types a word to emit a sount to all players, just if the word is the same from an .cfg file from configs/

Just like saysound but with a simpler configuration.

.cfg file format:
Code:
rekt */sank/rekt.mp3
rekt = the trigger word
*/sank/rekt.mp3 = the directory file

PHP Code:
#include <sourcemod>
#include <sdktools>
#include <vip_core>

char Sound_File_Directory[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH],
     Buffers[2][128];

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    RegConsoleCmd("say", OnSay);
}

void _PlaySound(int Client, char[] Sound, \
                                        float Volume = 1.0)
{
    EmitSoundToClient(Client, Sound, _, _, _, _, Volume);
}

public Action OnSay(int Client, int Args)
{
    char Arg[128];
    GetCmdArgString(Arg, sizeof(Arg));
    
    if(VIP_IsClientVIP(Client) == true)
    {
        if(strcmp(Buffers[0], Arg) == 0)
        {
            _PlaySound(Client, Buffers[1]);
        }
    }
}


public void OnMapStart()
{
    LoadSounds();
}

public LoadSounds()
{
    static char Config_File_Path[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH * 4], \ 
                Config_File_Line[64];
                
    int Size;
                
    static Handle pFile = INVALID_HANDLE;
    BuildPath(Path_SM, Config_File_Path, sizeof(Config_File_Path), "configs/sank_sounds.cfg");
    pFile = OpenFile(Config_File_Path, "r");
    
    while (!IsEndOfFile(pFile) && \
                ReadFileLine(pFile, Config_File_Line, sizeof(Config_File_Line)))
                {


                    //for comments
        if (strlen(Buffers[1]) < 1 || strcmp(Buffers[1], ";") == 0 || strcmp(Buffers[1], "#") == 0 || \
            (strcmp(Buffers[1], "//") == 0))
        {
            continue;
        } 
            
        TrimString(Config_File_Line);

        
        Size = ExplodeString(Config_File_Line, " ", Buffers, sizeof(Buffers), sizeof(Buffers[]));
        
        //
        //Buffers[0] = sank sounds aka triggered word
        //Buffers[1] = directory
        //
        
        if(Size > 2)
        {
            ReplaceString(Buffers[0], sizeof(Buffers[]), "|", " "); // word rekt|son .. in chat rekt son
            
                ReplaceString(Buffers[1], sizeof(Buffers[]), "|", " ");
                
                FormatEx(Sound_File_Directory, sizeof(Sound_File_Directory), Buffers[1]);
                ReplaceString(Sound_File_Directory, sizeof(Sound_File_Directory), "*", "sound/");

                if (!FileExists(Sound_File_Directory))
                {
                    LogError("Invalid Sank Sound Entry [Sound Key (\"%s\")] [Sound File (\"%s\")] - Sound File Could Not Be Found And Pre-Cached!", \
                                Buffers[0], Sound_File_Directory);
                }
        }

        
        AddFileToDownloadsTable(Sound_File_Directory);    
    }
} 
if someone would help me it would be great
Last edited by kratoss1812; 07-16-2018 at 14:15.
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Old 07-16-2018 , 15:30   Re: Read 2 strings from a plain text files
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I would "multi-dimension" the string, then we can check the different arguments and their order in the cfg file.

If I were you, I would still use KeyValues.

I also highly doubt this will even work, not tested also:

PHP Code:
#include <sourcemod>
#include <sdktools>

#pragma semicolon 1

public Action OnClientSayCommand(int iClient, const char[] sCommand, const char[] sArgs)
{
    if (CheckCommandAccess(iClient, "", ADMFLAG_CUSTOM6))
    {
        char sPath[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH], sLine[2][256];
        
        BuildPath(Path_SM, sPath, sizeof(sPath), "configs/smth.cfg");
        
        Handle hFile = OpenFile(sPath, "r");
        
        if (StrContains(sArgs, "rekt"))
        {
            while (!IsEndOfFile(hFile) && ReadFileLine(hFile, sLine[0], sizeof(sLine)))
            {
                if (StrContains(sLine[0], "rekt"))
                {
                    AddFileToDownloadsTable(sLine[1]);
                    
                    PrecacheSound(sLine[1]);
                    
                    EmitSoundToClient(iClient, sLine[1]);
                }
            }
        }
    }
} 
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Old 07-16-2018 , 17:10   Re: Read 2 strings from a plain text files
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mug1wara View Post
I would "multi-dimension" the string, then we can check the different arguments and their order in the cfg file.

If I were you, I would still use KeyValues.

I also highly doubt this will even work, not tested also:

PHP Code:
#include <sourcemod>
#include <sdktools>

#pragma semicolon 1

public Action OnClientSayCommand(int iClient, const char[] sCommand, const char[] sArgs)
{
    if (CheckCommandAccess(iClient, "", ADMFLAG_CUSTOM6))
    {
        char sPath[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH], sLine[2][256];
        
        BuildPath(Path_SM, sPath, sizeof(sPath), "configs/smth.cfg");
        
        Handle hFile = OpenFile(sPath, "r");
        
        if (StrContains(sArgs, "rekt"))
        {
            while (!IsEndOfFile(hFile) && ReadFileLine(hFile, sLine[0], sizeof(sLine)))
            {
                if (StrContains(sLine[0], "rekt"))
                {
                    AddFileToDownloadsTable(sLine[1]);
                    
                    PrecacheSound(sLine[1]);
                    
                    EmitSoundToClient(iClient, sLine[1]);
                }
            }
        }
    }
} 
ok.. but what if I want to check if sArgs = another word that "rekt"? again using the .cfg file

or can you make an code for kv like
Code:
"1"
{
"file" "sanks/rekt.mp3"
"word" "rekt"
}
please
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Old 07-16-2018 , 18:39   Re: Read 2 strings from a plain text files
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First, try the code I sent.

If it's not working, I'll make a new one with KeyValues.

Line 12: Edit the cfg's path.

Should look like this inside of your cfg.

rekt "your/sound/file.mp3"
Last edited by mug1wara; 07-16-2018 at 18:40.
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Old 07-17-2018 , 08:16   Re: Read 2 strings from a plain text files
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its a SaySound plugin You dont need to use KeyValues.. just parse the song name from the path...
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Old 07-17-2018 , 08:47   Re: Read 2 strings from a plain text files
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This is my simple saysounds plugin:
PHP Code:
#include <sourcemod>
#include <sdktools>

#pragma newdecls required

char KvPath[256];
char hazard_n[256][256];
char hazard_f[256][256];
char hazard_af[256][256];
int iSize;

public Plugin myinfo = 
{
    name = "Saysounds",
    author = "Facksy",
    description = "Saysounds",
    version = "1.0",
    url = "https://steamcommunity.com/id/iamfacksy/"
}

public void OnPluginStart()
{

}

public void OnMapStart()
{
    CheckFiles();
}
 
void CheckFiles()
{
    char name[256], file[256];
    BuildPath(Path_SM, KvPath, sizeof(KvPath), "configs/tf2_saysounds.cfg");
    Handle DB = CreateKeyValues("Saysounds");
    FileToKeyValues(DB, KvPath);

    if(KvGotoFirstSubKey(DB))
    {
        int i = 0;
        KvGetString(DB, "name", name, sizeof(name));
        KvGetString(DB, "file", file, sizeof(file));
        Format(hazard_n[i], 256, "%s", name);
        Format(hazard_f[i], 256, "%s", file);
        
        while(KvGotoNextKey(DB))
        {
            i++;
            KvGetString(DB, "name", name, sizeof(name));
            KvGetString(DB, "file", file, sizeof(file));
            Format(hazard_n[i], 256, "%s", name);
            Format(hazard_f[i], 256, "%s", file);
        }
        iSize = i;
    }
    for(int i = 0; i <= iSize; i++)
    {
        Format(hazard_af[i], 256, "sound/%s", hazard_f[i]);
        
        AddFileToDownloadsTable(hazard_af[i]);
        PrecacheSound(hazard_f[i]);
    }
}

public Action OnClientSayCommand(int client, const char[] command, const char[] sArgs)
{
    for(int i = 0; i <= iSize; i++)
    {
        if(StrEqual(sArgs, hazard_n[i], false))
        {
            EmitSoundToAll(hazard_f[i], client);
        }
    }
} 
And this is my cfg file:
Code:
"Phrase"
{
	"Set"
	{
		"name"		"roar"
                "file"		"facustom/lion.wav"
	}
	"Set"
	{
		"name"		"hello"
                "file"		"facustom/hello.wav"
	}
}
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Old 07-18-2018 , 04:58   Re: Read 2 strings from a plain text files
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Originally Posted by Facksy View Post
This is my simple saysounds plugin:
PHP Code:
#include <sourcemod>
#include <sdktools>

#pragma newdecls required

char KvPath[256];
char hazard_n[256][256];
char hazard_f[256][256];
char hazard_af[256][256];
int iSize;

public Plugin myinfo = 
{
    name = "Saysounds",
    author = "Facksy",
    description = "Saysounds",
    version = "1.0",
    url = "https://steamcommunity.com/id/iamfacksy/"
}

public void OnPluginStart()
{

}

public void OnMapStart()
{
    CheckFiles();
}
 
void CheckFiles()
{
    char name[256], file[256];
    BuildPath(Path_SM, KvPath, sizeof(KvPath), "configs/tf2_saysounds.cfg");
    Handle DB = CreateKeyValues("Saysounds");
    FileToKeyValues(DB, KvPath);

    if(KvGotoFirstSubKey(DB))
    {
        int i = 0;
        KvGetString(DB, "name", name, sizeof(name));
        KvGetString(DB, "file", file, sizeof(file));
        Format(hazard_n[i], 256, "%s", name);
        Format(hazard_f[i], 256, "%s", file);
        
        while(KvGotoNextKey(DB))
        {
            i++;
            KvGetString(DB, "name", name, sizeof(name));
            KvGetString(DB, "file", file, sizeof(file));
            Format(hazard_n[i], 256, "%s", name);
            Format(hazard_f[i], 256, "%s", file);
        }
        iSize = i;
    }
    for(int i = 0; i <= iSize; i++)
    {
        Format(hazard_af[i], 256, "sound/%s", hazard_f[i]);
        
        AddFileToDownloadsTable(hazard_af[i]);
        PrecacheSound(hazard_f[i]);
    }
}

public Action OnClientSayCommand(int client, const char[] command, const char[] sArgs)
{
    for(int i = 0; i <= iSize; i++)
    {
        if(StrEqual(sArgs, hazard_n[i], false))
        {
            EmitSoundToAll(hazard_f[i], client);
        }
    }
} 
And this is my cfg file:
Code:
"Phrase"
{
	"Set"
	{
		"name"		"roar"
                "file"		"facustom/lion.wav"
	}
	"Set"
	{
		"name"		"hello"
                "file"		"facustom/hello.wav"
	}
}
Why not use ArrayLists? They're cleaner + more efficient than a bunch of multi-dimensional strings
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