Yini ParseFile bug - Printable Version

Yini ParseFile bug - Printable Version

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Yini ParseFile bug - saffierr - 29.02.2016

As soon as I commit any command having 'INI_ParseFile' included in it I get a strange bug, namely; for example: /getip player1, I get the stats of the 'player1' player.

Code:

PHP Code:



new string[75], pName[MAX_PLAYER_NAME], option[25], user[50], pName2[MAX_PLAYER_NAME], targetplayer;

       if(sscanf(params, "s[50]", user)) return SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_ORANGE, "Usage: /getip [playername]");

        format(string, sizeof string, "/Users/%s.txt", user);

        if(!fexist(string)) return SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_RED, "Error: The player has not been found in our database!");

        INI_ParseFile(string, "LoadPlayerData_user", .bExtra = true, .extra = playerid);

        GetPlayerIp(playerid, string, sizeof string);

        format(string, sizeof string, "The IP of '%s' is: %s", user, string);

        SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_LIGHTBLUE, string);

Whenever restarting the server I get my old stats back.

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - saffierr - 01.03.2016

Anyone?

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - Stev - 01.03.2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by saffierr

GetPlayerIp(playerid, string, sizeof string);
format(string, sizeof string, "The IP of '%s' is: %s", user, string);
SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_LIGHTBLUE, string);[/PHP]

GetPlayerIp(playerid, string, sizeof(string));

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - saffierr - 01.03.2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stev

GetPlayerIp(playerid, string, sizeof(string));

For real? that doesn't make any difference...?

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - [NWA]Hannes - 01.03.2016

In your LoadPlayerData function, save the IP to a declaration in a string, then use this in your /getip command.

Example:

pawn Code:

//Somewhere
new PlayerIP[32];

//LoadPlayerData
GetPlayerIp(playerid, PlayerIP, sizeof(PlayerIP));

//Command for getting IP
INI_ParseFile(string, "LoadPlayerData_user", .bExtra = true, .extra = CHANGEME); //Here put the id of the player you're retrieving the IP from 

new str[64];
format(str, sizeof(str), "Players IP is %s", PlayerIP);
SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, str);

Or you could simply save the IP for each player to the file itself

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - saffierr - 01.03.2016

Thank you, but it still gives me the strange bug...

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - SyS - 02.03.2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by saffierr

Thank you, but it still gives me the strange bug...

What is the bug??

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - saffierr - 02.03.2016

The bug is: if an Player1 does /getip [Saffierr] (from a offline player) the admin gets the stats of Saffierr. For example:
Saffierr Admin Level = 2
Saffierr VIP = 1

The Player1 Admin Level = 4
The Player1 VIP = 2

If Player1 does /getip Saffierr, all the stats of Player1 changes to the stats of Saffierr.
NOTE: But when restarting Player1 gets his old stats back.

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - Threshold - 02.03.2016

pawn Code:

INI_ParseFile(string, "LoadPlayerData_user", .bExtra = true, .extra = playerid);

That line is going to replace all of YOUR variables with the information loaded from "/Users/user.txt"... so you will be replacing all your stats with that line. I have a feeling that you won't understand my full explanation, so show me your LoadPlayerData and I will make a new function for you and explain it from there...

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - SyS - 02.03.2016

U may not cleared variables after parse use close ini

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - saffierr - 02.03.2016

edit is below

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - Threshold - 02.03.2016

Okay, so you don't even save the IP in the user's file... so why are you using INI_ParseFile in the first place?

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - saffierr - 02.03.2016

Edit is below

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - Threshold - 03.03.2016

IP is a string, not an integer.

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - saffierr - 03.03.2016

Fixed it, see below.

Re: Yini ParseFile bug - saffierr - 03.03.2016

#Threshold, I have fixed it in a other way, the cmd looks now like this:

PHP Code:



        new user[50];

        if(sscanf(params, "s[25]s[50]", option, user)) return SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_ORANGE, "Usage: /getip [playername]");

        format(string, sizeof string, "/Users/%s.txt", user);

        if(!fexist(string)) return SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_RED, "Error: The player has not been found in our database!");

        format(string, sizeof string, "The IP of '%s' is: %s", user, PlayerInfo[playerid][pIP]);

        SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_LIGHTBLUE, string);

I have reffered GetPlayerIp(); to PlayerInfo[][pIP] whenever they register.

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But still I'd like to know how to fix the bug I had as I have other cmds which uses INI_ParseFile and faces the same bug.

We possibly could discuss this through PMs or skype if you want.