[GeorgeMcReary]

Hello i am creating a Objects saving system for my server. i was using y_ini. i am saving all objects using one simple call back, SaveObjects()

Now when i thought what to write there, i used it like:

PHP код:

 INI_WriteInt(object, "Object ID", ObjInfo[MAX_OBJECTS][OID]); 


Am i doing right? i have to use MAX_OBJECTS there or do i have to use loop too in Save Callback?


Its a Small help but Thanks in advance

[Deadpoop]

PHP код:

PHP Code:
 INI_WriteInt(object, "Object ID", objectid); 


[GeorgeMcReary]

i didnt get it, like ofc there will not be a single .ini file. so how do i put objectid to which i am storing under ObjInfo[MAX_OBJECTS][OID]. i want to set that [OID] would get saved.

Also how can i make it like in folder Trees, the .ini file get saved with the name of tree ID like "1.ini" or "20.ini", and if i do that, how do i load the all files togather?

Thanks for Fast Reply

[AndySedeyn]

The 2D-array ObjInfo will only save whatever value [0ID] is holding for index MAX_OBJECTS.

Let's say MAX_OBJECTS has been defined as 5:

PHP код:

#define MAX_OBJECTS 5 


We then assign a value to ObjInfo[MAX_OBJECTS][0ID]:

PHP код:

ObjInfo[MAX_OBJECTS][0ID] = 10; 


What the preprocessor will do is replace MAX_OBJECTS with its defined value:

PHP код:

ObjInfo[5][0ID] = 10; 


This means that for the index MAX_OBJECTS (5) of the 2D-array ObjInfo, 0ID equals 10.

What you want to do is save the values of 0ID for all indexes of ObjInfo. In that case, you need a loop:

PHP код:

for(new i = 0; i < MAX_OBJECTS; i++) {
     INI_WriteInt(object, "Object ID", ObjInfo[i][OID])
} 


Fault-checking should be done by you. With fault-checking, I immediately think of non-existing objects or empty indexes.

[GeorgeMcReary]

Yeah right. that was i was asking. i have to use loop in order to save it. now i want that each .ini gets saved inside Objects/1.ini or 2.ini etc.. according to objects ID. how can i make it like that. also how will i be able to load it?

Thanks for help.

[AndySedeyn]

Doing it like that might be very slow. Keep in mind that for every other file, you have to open, read and close it. And that MAX_OBJECTS times. Though, it's definitely going to be faster to delete them and check if they exist.

Here's an example:

PHP код:

CMD:createobject(playerid, params[]) {

    new
        objectid;

    if(sscanf(params, "d", objectid)) {

        return SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "USAGE: /createobject <id>");
    }

    new 
        obj = createObj(objectid);

    if(obj == -1) {

        // createObj() has returned -1
        SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "ERROR: The server has reached its maximum amount of objects.");
    }
    return true;
}

createObj(objectid) {

    new
        tempPath[24];

    for(new i = 0; i < MAX_OBJECTS; i ++) {

        format(tempPath, sizeof(tempPath), "\\objects\\%d.ini", i);
        if(fexist(tempPath)) {

            // Object with ID the value of the current 'i' already exists
            continue;
        }
        new INI:file = INI_Open(tempPath);
        INI_SetTag(file, "objects");
        INI_WriteInt(file, "Object ID", objectid);
        INI_Close(file);
        
        return i;
    }
    return -1;
} 


The example code allows you to keep numbers filled. Example:
> There are three files; 0.ini, 1.ini and 2.ini respectively.
> You remove 1.ini
> You create a new object
> It will save as 1.ini and not as 3.ini

Doing it otherwise may give you trouble when creating objects with the same ID.