[cessil]

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Originally Posted by Y_Less Small bug: Code: cini_FSave("hello.ini", "si", "break", "hi\nwoop=11", "woop", 42); Some people could exploit that to get better at something - I don't know what, but it's like the old privilege escalation bug in GF. I also managed to repeatedly crash the system while testing, but in trying to narrow down why it happened, it stopped happening...

thanks, that was actually something I thought about when creating it, but I figured for example if you saved a password as something like.
pass\nAdminLevel=123

it wouldn't really work unless you save to a file and then load from that file straight away, the cini_Save clears the file when writing and cini_Load will get the last found match I could see it happening if someone had another string to save near the bottom of the file and that's why I included cini_EscapeString.

I'd like to hear more about the crash if you do manage to narrow it down.

[Sasino97]

dini, zini, yini, rini and now cini.......

[Y_Less]

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Originally Posted by cessil thanks, that was actually something I thought about when creating it, but I figured for example if you saved a password as something like. pass\nAdminLevel=123 it wouldn't really work unless you save to a file and then load from that file straight away, the cini_Save clears the file when writing and cini_Load will get the last found match I could see it happening if someone had another string to save near the bottom of the file and that's why I included cini_EscapeString. I'd like to hear more about the crash if you do manage to narrow it down.

If cini_Load gets the last found match you could still use that for strings found after numbers, just change the order. As for the crash, I don't know how I managed it - it seemed to crash on fread, which is an odd place to crash, but I don't know why and now I can't replicate it, so I wouldn't worry about it.

[Black_Death]

Cool :d I like it

[GangsTa_]

Good job!

[cessil]

updated with version 2.0

[Scenario]

I laughed when I didn't see any benchmark test with this system and y_ini...

[cessil]

feel free to run and paste your own results

[Calgon]

Nice release, it's nice to see an INI system which conforms to the format common in SA-MP. Dini doesn't compare, Y_Ini conforms to the real INI standard of formatting, and the rest aren't really that good.

[Uberanwar]

Nice one

[QuaTTrO]

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Originally Posted by Uberanwar Nice one

[Uberanwar]

Can someone explain me this?

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public OnPlayerConnect(playerid) { if(!cini_CheckAccount(playerid)) { cini_Register(playerid,"default_pass"); cini_Save(playerid,"ssssdf", "Props1","Slice", "Props2","Grim_", "Props3","Blacklite", "Props4","Rachael", "digit1",18, "float1",1.24 ); cini_Add(playerid,"d","digit2",20); } if(!cini_CheckLogin(playerid,"wrong_pass")) print("wrong password"); if(cini_CheckLogin(playerid,"default_pass")) { print("correct password!"); new name[cini_string], Float:fl, digit2; cini_Load(playerid,"sfd", "Props3",name, "float1",fl, "digit2",digit2 ); printf("name = %s, fl = %.02f, digit2 = %d",name,fl,digit2); cini_Update(playerid,"sf", "Props3","Potassium", "float1",floatmul(fl,2.0) ); cini_Load(playerid,"sf","Props3",name,"float1",fl) ; printf("name = %s, float = %.02f",name,fl); } print(cini_EscapeString("Password=pass\n\rAdminLev el=1337")); return 1; }

The one that I bold

[Djole1337]

You should't really use this, there are much better systems like y_ini. (No SQL)

The bolded part is obv saving.
ssssdf - string string string string integer float
Slice Grim_ Blacklite Rachael 18 1.24

Props1, Props2... - ini keys.

[punklord]

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Originally Posted by QuaTTrO

Lmfao