[Whizion]

Let's say that i declared a variable named 'Candy' in my gamemode, and let's say i created a filterscript that has to use the 'Candy' variable.

How to read/write values to that variable throw my filterscript?

Thanks.

[Sasino97]

I suggest you to use the GVar Plug-In by Incognito.
https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=151076

(Currently is the one with the last reply, the first in the list)

Then use SetGVarInt("Candy", 0);

[Lorenc_]

PVars and GVar can be used, however they're memory consumers.

[Vince]

As said, PVar and GVar, but also CallRemoteFunction and setproperty/getproperty.

[Whizion]

I know about PVar's and GVar's but the problem is my old gamemode doesn't use those (it uses regular variables) and i can't recompile because i don't have the .pwn for it. So is there a way i can read/write to those regular variables?

Can i do it with setproperty/getproperty Vince mentioned? If yes, can i have an example please?

Thanks.

[Whizion]

BUMP. :/

[Max_Coldheart]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lorenc_ however they're memory consumers.

Ofcourse PVars are memory consumers, they are cross script variables, so they eat more memory.

Have a nice day !

[Whizion]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Whizion I know about PVar's and GVar's but the problem is my old gamemode doesn't use those (it uses regular variables) and i can't recompile because i don't have the .pwn for it. So is there a way i can read/write to those regular variables? Can i do it with setproperty/getproperty Vince mentioned? If yes, can i have an example please? Thanks.

^ Bump.

[Sasino97]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Whizion ^ Bump.

The syntax is written in the "core.inc" include by ITB CompuPhase.

pawn Code:

native getproperty(id, const name[], value=cellmin, string[], size=sizeof (string));
native setproperty(id, const name[], value=cellmin, const string[]);
native deleteproperty(id, const name[], value=cellmin);
native existproperty(id, const name[], value=cellmin);

Example

pawn Code:

setproperty(0, "Candy", cellmin, "Hello");

new str[256];
getproperty(0, "Candy", cellmin, str);

printf("The value of Candy is %s", str);

If you haven't the source of your old GameMode, you can't get that variable... It must be public