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Handling data from read files -
plutoniumman - 21.05.2010
Hi all
I'm trying to make my own basic script to verify if a user is an admin or not.
The idea is that it'll load a file with the same name as the user, and the file will have a value of either a 1 or a 0.
Te 1 will represent the user as an admin and 0 will be a regular user.
My script can load the file and read it just fine. The problem is once I get the value I can't do anything with it.
Код:
new name [MAX_PLAYER_NAME];
GetPlayerName(playerid, name, sizeof(name));
new string[64];
new File:user = fopen(name, io_read);
fread(user, string);
if (string[1] == 1){
printf("Is admin");
} else {
printf("Is not admin");
}
printf("\n%s",string);
fclose(user);
The if and else bit won't reconize the value of 'string' being 1, even though printf prints 1 or whatever value I make the file. I'm pretty sure it's just me doing a bad job initializing/calling the veriables.. Been a while since I wrote something more complex than javascript :P
Any tips or help will be greatly appreciated
Re: Handling data from read files -
dice7 - 21.05.2010
since the ascii value of '1' and 1 is different, And arrays start with index 0, not 1
Re: Handling data from read files -
plutoniumman - 21.05.2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by dice7
since the ascii value of '1' and 1 is different, And arrays start with index 0, not 1
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I knew it was the way I was handling variables!! Thanks a ton!