[Lorrden]

Okay, so I've allways used dudb when creating scripts.
Now i thought it'd be time for me to advance a bit so I decided to drop the includes.

I've solved the Register system, it should work without troubles..
However, when I got to OnPlayerLogin... I got stuck.

So I would really appriciate if someone could help me out here

This is what i got...

pawn Код:

public OnPlayerLogin(playerid, Password[])
{
    new string[128];
    format(string, sizeof(string), "RPG/Accounts/%s.cfg", Name(playerid));
    new File:flogin = fopen(string, io_read);
    
    if(flogin)
    {
        //How do I make the server check if "Password" is equal to the files pass line??
    }
    return printf("Player %s has logged in.", Name(playerid));
}

[Lorrden]

bumpetibump

What I need is some function that Checks if the entered password is the same as the one in the file...

[AiVAMAN]

Why don't you just use dini?

[Lorrden]

Because I don't want to..
I want to make it all...

[vital2k]

You need to parse the information in the file using fread

Assign the password to a variable/array then just compare as normal

[Lorrden]

like:

pawn Код:

new password[64];

//Then

format(pLine, sizeof(pLine), "pass=%s\n", PlayerInfo[playerid][pPass]); fread(filename, pLine);
if(pLine == password) ??

or what ?

[vital2k]

Are you encrypting your passwords?

[Lorrden]

No, I will get to that later, first of I just want to make sure how to make it work ...

[Finn]

Put fread into while-loop.

pawn Код:

while(fread(file, string, sizeof(string)))
{
    print(string); // Will print every line in the file.
}

You could try to use sscanf to parse the strings.

...Or the easiest way: just use some include which is made for this.

[Lorrden]

Maybe you didn't read the first part of my first post: ...

Quote:

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Okay, so I've allways used dudb when creating scripts. Now i thought it'd be time for me to advance a bit so I decided to drop the includes.

How ever, this still doesn't explain how I make the script read from ONE single line in the file..