[GoGoGo]

Hi all,
I have a problem I have this code:

PHP Code:

    get_mapname(filename, 255);
    get_configsdir(confFolder, 31);
    format(filename, 255, "%s/test/%s.coord", confFolder, filename);    

    if(id > 0)
    {
        client_print(id, print_chat, "OMG %s", filename);
        
        
        new filepointer = fopen(filename, "w");
        client_print(id, print_chat, "Filepoint %d", filepointer);
        if(filepointer)
        {
            client_print(id, print_chat, "Save3");    
            fprintf(filepointer, "lol");
            fclose(filepointer);
            client_print(id, print_chat, "Save1.");
        } else {    
        new f = fopen( filename, "w" );
        fputs(f, "lol2");
        fclose(f);
        client_print(id, print_chat, "Save2.");    
        }
    } 


And when I'm starting this funtion the plugin writes:

OMG addons/amxmodx/configs/test/cs_assault_upc.coord
Filepoint 0
Save2

How to make that plugin will write "lol"? (Plugin doesn't make any file)

[GoGoGo]

Bump?

[Dores]

I've never heard of .coord extension.
How do you except to make a .ini file when you've given your file a .coord extension(which I don't think even exists)?

[GoGoGo]

The same with .ini...

[Dores]

Try this:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>

#define VERSION "1.0"

new g_szFile[ 62 ];

public plugin_precache()
{
    get_configsdir( g_szFile, 61 );
    new mapname[ 20 ];
    get_mapname( mapname, 19 );
    format( g_szFile, 61, "%s/test/%s.ini", g_szFile, mapname );
    
    fclose( fopen( g_szFile, "x" ) ); // Creates the file. // I think it's useless as the file is
//                    created when attempting to write into it.
}

public plugin_init()
{
    register_plugin( "File Test", VERSION, "Dores" );
    register_clcmd( "say /lol", "Cmd_LoL" );
}

public Cmd_LoL( id )
{
    new f = fopen( g_szFile, "w" );
    fputs( f, "LoL" );
    fclose( f ); // Always close the file no matter what.
}

Type in chat: /lol, or say /lol in console to write "LoL" into the file.

[GoGoGo]

fclose( fopen( g_szFile, "x" )

can be

fclose( fopen( g_szFile, "" )

? Don't write anything?

[hleV]

"x" is a flag. It will create an empty file.

[Bugsy]

If you are looking to just save settings and do not care about it being in ini-file format, try using nVault. The commands are very simple.

[Dores]

Originally Posted by GoGoGo fclose( fopen( g_szFile, "x" ) can be fclose( fopen( g_szFile, "" ) ? Don't write anything?

A constant mode must be set.

Please test and tell me if it works.

[Exolent[jNr]]

Using this:
fclose(fopen("filename.ini", "wt"));

Makes an empty file.