[Kush]

For some reason, y_ini seems to be returning my strings as values, or simply creating random assignments of characters. I would save my string into a file, but instead of saving the formatted text as "Test", it would save as "*", "." or "E". Anymore information will be provided.

[Bakr]

Post the code where you save the information into the file and we may be able to help.

[Kush]

PHP Code:

enum gInfo
{
    Test[128]
}
new gVar[MAX_PLAYERS][gInfo];
public LoadUser_data(playerid,name[],value[])
{
    INI_String("Test",gVar[playerid][Test], 128);
     return 1;
}
public OnPlayerDisconnect(playerid, reason)
{
    new INI:File = INI_Open(Userpath(playerid));
    INI_SetTag(File,"data");
    INI_WriteString(File,"Test", gVar[playerid][Test]);
    INI_Close(File);
}
YCMD:test(playerid, params[], help)
{
    #pragma unused help
    #pragma unused params
    new string[128];
    format(string, sizeof(string), "Testing...");
    gVar[playerid][Test] = strlen(string);
    return 1;
} 


From the file.

PHP Code:

Test = * 


[Kush]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Y_Less What is "gTest"? This looks like an issue of you saving the wrong variables, not anything y_ini has done!

Nothing I'll blame y_ini for, thats for sure! My apologies, I've written this up quickly. But yea, I've checked my code and even re-done it and still gives a random character assignment! It now saves as "[]". Tell me y_less, what's the problem here?

[PrawkC]

Just curious.. in your test command why do you want to set a string to an integer ?

gVar[playerid][Test] = strlen(string);

Making the string equal to the length of the string..