[Plugin] Directory 2.0 - Printable Version

[Plugin] Directory 2.0 - Printable Version

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Directory 2.0 - Terminator3 - 06.01.2012

This is a continuation and refinement rather my previous plugin with that name klik

Functions:

DIR: DirOpen(const dirname[])
opens the directory to read it (You can open up to 32 folders at the same time)

const dirname[] - name of a directory

Return false if directory doesn't exist

DirClose(DIR:dir)
closes open directory

DIR:dir - id of a directory returned by DirOpen

Return true if directory has closed without any problems

DirRead(DIR:dir, name[])
Gets the name and type of element from directory

DIR:dir - id of a directory returned by DirOpen
name[] - return name of element

Return the element type*

DirRewind(DIR:dir)
Function moves a place to start reading a folder

DIR:dir - id of a directory returned by DirOpen

Returns true if the id of a directory is correct

DirCreate(const name[], mode = 420)
Creates a directory

const name[] - name of a directory
mode - chmod, unused on Windows

Returns true if the directory is correctly created

Rename(const oldname[], const newname[])
Renames a file / directory or move it to another location

const oldname[] - old name of a file/directory or the old localization
const newname[] - new name of a file/directory or the new localization

Returns true if the operation is performed correctly

CheckPath(const patch[])
Checks the type of element

const patch[] - name of file/directory

Returns the element type (directory, file)*

DirRemove(const name[], bool:empty = false)
Removes a directory and all subfolders and files inside

const name[] - name of a directory
bool:empty = false - if you know the directory is empty set this to true

Return 'true' if directory has been successfully removed

Chmod(const patch[], mode)
Sets the chmod of a directory/file

const patch[] - name of element
mode - mode, e.g. S_IREAD | S_IWRITE | S_IRGRP | S_IROTH or IntToOctal(644)

Windows
Linux
(names are the same in my dir.inc)

*Types of element (definitions):
type_unknown - not found or unknown type
type_dir - directory
type_file - file
type_other - other type

if you want to use chmod on Windows and you script gonna work only on Windows paste

pawn Код:

#define WIN32
//or
#define WIN

above

pawn Код:

#include <dir>

DOWNLOAD:
Windows .dll
Linus .so (on Ubuntu 11.04)
Includ .inc

and

soucre code

Mirror:
Direct download (all files)

Example:

pawn Код:

new str[100],
    type,
    DIR:xxx = DirOpen("."); // scriptfiles

if(!xxx)
    return print("directory not found");

type = DirRead(xxx, str);
while(str[0])
{
    printf("\'%s\' type: %d", str, type);
    type = DirRead(xxx, str);
}
DirClose(xxx);

AW: Directory 2.0 - Meta - 06.01.2012

Looks good

I'll try it!

EDIT:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Terminator3

DirCreate(const name[])
Rename(const oldname[], const newname[])
From older plugin, that's a functions from C, mkdir and rename, (return == 0)

Little mistake?

Respuesta: Directory 2.0 - Jovanny - 06.01.2012

Good job, its useful

Respuesta: Directory 2.0 - [Nikk] - 06.01.2012

Looks very nice men, i will try this

Re: Directory 2.0 - steki. - 06.01.2012

Looks nice.

Re: Directory 2.0 - TheArcher - 06.01.2012

It could be useful if this detect how many files are in the directory, what format is that file in the directory and such.

Re: Directory 2.0 - Babul - 07.01.2012

hohoho! this plugin surely takes away some pain of scripting with .catalogue files, its really handy, thank you!
one question: do you intent to let the DirRead() output its content sorted? i could need that for easier browsing through numbered files :O)

Re: Directory 2.0 - [O.z]Caroline - 07.01.2012

Very nice!

Re: Directory 2.0 - Terminator3 - 07.01.2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by Babul

hohoho! this plugin surely takes away some pain of scripting with .catalogue files, its really handy, thank you!
one question: do you intent to let the DirRead() output its content sorted? i could need that for easier browsing through numbered files :O)

DirRead (readdir from dirent.h) has already sorts files by name, just is some small difference on linux

EDIT:
small update

Re: Directory 2.0 - GangsTa_ - 07.01.2012

That's nice, might be useful for some things.

Re: Directory 2.0 - BrandyPenguin - 24.01.2012

Any mirror? I can't download from solidfiles.com

Re: Directory 2.0 - Terminator3 - 24.01.2012

Ok, all files:
http://adf.ly/5SSH6

Re: Directory 2.0 - papedo - 27.02.2013

Bug report:
{
Chmod in DirCreate didnґt work. Please fix it in next release

if I use:

pawn Код:

DirCreate("Logs/Test",502);

Chmod is 744

But it is fixable by:

pawn Код:

Chmod("Logs/Test",502);

Chmod is OK = 766
}

Re: Directory 2.0 - Terminator3 - 12.11.2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by papedo

Bug report:
{
Chmod in DirCreate didnґt work. Please fix it in next release

if I use:

pawn Код:

DirCreate("Logs/Test",502);

Chmod is 744

But it is fixable by:

pawn Код:

Chmod("Logs/Test",502);

Chmod is OK = 766
}

Oh sorry, for that late response and this bug, i don't know how i missed it, it easy to fix, in source should be

Код:

return (!mkdir(name, params[2]));

instead of

Код:

return (!mkdir(name, S_IREAD | S_IWRITE | S_IRGRP | S_IROTH)); // permission 0644

i don't have linux right now so i can't fix it

Re: Directory 2.0 - Fancy - 05.08.2015

The links are not working

Re: Directory 2.0 - Dayvison_ - 05.08.2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fancy

The links are not working

All links on in http://pawno.pl/index.php?/topic/723...derami-w-samp/

Re: Directory 2.0 - maxisaibot - 04.01.2018

This plugin dead? Any alternative plugin for Centos7 ?

Re: Directory 2.0 - Sew_Sumi - 04.01.2018

Quote:

Originally Posted by maxisaibot

This plugin dead? Any alternative plugin for Centos7 ?

CentOS is the most tricky distro to use, simply use Ubuntu... Its a lot easier, and you won't spend weeks trying to find support.