[Tutorial] . txt file Dialog. That is, how to use the Dialog. Txt with.

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. txt file Dialog. That is, how to use the Dialog. Txt with. - citromhun - 05.04.2014

Hi there!

Today I will explain what I have learned yet ano Pedro master. Now create a new tab and enter this line is 2.

pawn Code:

#include <a_samp>
#include <zcmd>

a_samp: Fund must as without can not be converted.
zcmd: Due command.

Then create a command.

pawn Code:

CMD:help(playerid) {

If you're so far to create a "output" and a "line" is.

pawn Code:

new output[2048], line[512];
 output[0] = EOS;

Although do you have a file in the folder scriptfiles Eg help.txt

pawn Code:

new File:tmp=fopen("commands/help.txt");

In this way you do that. Txt file to bring up. But now comes a layover you can not really understand. First I do not understand it easy.

pawn Code:

if(tmp) {
     while(fread(tmp, line, 512)) strins(output, line, strlen(output), sizeof(output));
     fclose(tmp);
 }

In the meantime, read the open file as long as it is taken. (while) repeats until the result is non-zero reading (fread) set of files.
Now view the Dialog.

pawn Code:

ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, DIALOG_NONE, DIALOG_STYLE_MSGBOX, "{FFFFFF}Help", kimenet, "Ok", "");

Thus, so the command is fully operational. But we are still not ready. Be alive to finish the order.

pawn Code:

return 1;
}

And we are ready. Now we test. Enter into a txt to file, for example:.. Many a letter "a".
Results.:

(Hungary contains letters)
Full code.:

pawn Code:

#include <a_samp>
#include <zcmd>
 
CMD:help(playerid) {
        new output[2048], line[512];
        output[0] = EOS;
        new File:tmp=fopen("commands/help.txt");
        if(tmp) {
            while(fread(tmp, line, 512)) strins(output, line, strlen(output), sizeof(output));
            fclose(tmp);
        }
        ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, DIALOG_NONE, DIALOG_STYLE_MSGBOX, "{FFFFFF}Help", output, "Ok", "[x]");
        return 1;
}

Thank you for your attention! Further around a lot.

Re: . txt file Dialog. That is, how to use the Dialog. Txt with. - Jochemd - 08.04.2014

Have you tested this code? AFAIK you shouldn't use strins inside any function because it would entirely bug the server. You can use format or strcat instead.

Re: . txt file Dialog. That is, how to use the Dialog. Txt with. - citromhun - 11.04.2014

Tested in the code. What causes a server error? Because I never had any problems with it!

Re: . txt file Dialog. That is, how to use the Dialog. Txt with. - ChandraLouis - 11.04.2014

what is Kimenet ?

Re: . txt file Dialog. That is, how to use the Dialog. Txt with. - vassilis - 11.04.2014

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChandraLouis

what is Kimenet ?

output

Re: . txt file Dialog. That is, how to use the Dialog. Txt with. - citromhun - 11.04.2014

ops... kimenet=output

Re: . txt file Dialog. That is, how to use the Dialog. Txt with. - FinStar - 11.08.2015

How to next list ?

Code:

#include <a_samp>
#include <zcmd>
 
CMD:help(playerid) {
        new output[2048], line[512];
        output[0] = EOS;
        new File:tmp=fopen("commands/help.txt");
        if(tmp) {
            while(fread(tmp, line, 512)) strins(output, line, strlen(output), sizeof(output));
            fclose(tmp);
        }
        ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, DIALOG_NONE, DIALOG_STYLE_MSGBOX, "{FFFFFF}Help", output, "Ok", "[x]");
        return 1;
}