[Jay.]

Well, I now know you can replace codes with ctrl + h, but is it possible for example. Instead of replacing it, select all of the lines you wanted. like in h, but not replacing just selecting, I have a really long objects script that takes for ever to select. So is this possible? Or can someone give me a program that can do it, I use the default pawno that comes with the server package btw.

PS: please reply with useful/helpful posts, or don't bother posting at all

Thanks

[Mauzen]

If you want to copy all these lines, i would just write a small script for this (read the file line for line, check if the line starts with CreateObject or if it occurs in that line, if yes append it to another file)
Else I dont know any editor that supports multiple seperate selections for windows, seems to be a rare feature.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Funtime PS: please reply with useful/helpful posts, or don't bother posting at all

Its a shame that we actually have to mention this in this forum, but i totally agree with you.

[Jay.]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mauzen If you want to copy all these lines, i would just write a small script for this (read the file line for line, check if the line starts with CreateObject or if it occurs in that line, if yes append it to another file) Else I dont know any editor that supports multiple seperate selections for windows, seems to be a rare feature. Its a shame that we actually have to mention this in this forum, but i totally agree with you.

Okay thanks but I really have no idea how to script one. but it's really important and would save alot of time. I'm just going to ask, mind creating me one? I don't really mind. if not i'll just wait for other replies and maybe an editor suggestion.

Thanks again

[Mauzen]

No problem, its just some lines:

pawn Код:

stock ExtractLines(const conatins[], const sourcefile[], const targetfile[])
{
    new File:s = fopen(sourcefile),
        File:t = fopen(targetfile);
        
    new line[128];
    new extracted;
    
    while(fread(s, line))
    {
        if(strfind(line, contains, true) != -1)
        {
            fwrite(t, line);
            extracted++;
        }
    }

    fclose(s);
    fclose(t);
    
    return extracted;
}

Just wrote and tested it, should work
This reads "sourcefile" line by line, checks if "contains" occurs in the line (e.g. CreateObject) and puts all those lines in "targetfile". It returns the number of lines that were copied. Both files have to exist of course, or it wont work.

[Jay.]

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Originally Posted by Mauzen No problem, its just some lines: pawn Код: stock ExtractLines(const conatins[], const sourcefile[], const targetfile[]) {     new File:s = fopen(sourcefile),         File:t = fopen(targetfile);             new line[128];     new extracted;         while(fread(s, line))     {         if(strfind(line, contains, true) != -1)         {             fwrite(t, line);             extracted++;         }     }     fclose(s);     fclose(t);         return extracted; } Just wrote and tested it, should work This reads "sourcefile" line by line, checks if "contains" occurs in the line (e.g. CreateObject) and puts all those lines in "targetfile". It returns the number of lines that were copied. Both files have to exist of course, or it wont work.

Sorry for the late response I went to bed, it was late here
But, wow! Thanks alot, I just have one question now. where do I put them? (I really am no pro) but know quite alot.

Thanks

EDIT: or maybe I just put it in my script choose the line and compile and it will automatically select them all ?

[Mauzen]

Just put it somewhere in the script and call the function at OnGameModeInit

e.g.
ExtractLines("CreateObject", "gamemode.pwn", "lines.txt");

And oh right, you have o copy your script with the lines to your scriptfiles folder, otherwise samp cant read it.