[2KY]

Why does this code write my file like so?

Quote:

[data] Passcode = 20644050 RegisteredIP = 127.0.0.1 Funds = 0 BankFunds = 0 SkinModel = 0 Kills = 0 Deaths = 0 EventsWon = 0 X Pos = 0.000000 Y Pos = 0.000000 Z Pos = 10.000000 Ang Pos = 0.000000 X Pos = 13.693827 Y Pos = -10.758239 Z Pos = 3.117187 Ang Pos = 186.591140

As you can see, it writes the position values twice. The second value updates, the first doesn't.

Registering..

pawn Код:

case DIALOG_CONNECT_REGISTER:
        {
        
            if( !strlen(inputtext) )  
                return ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, DIALOG_CONNECT_REGISTER, DIALOG_STYLE_PASSWORD, ""#WHITE"Welcome to "#LIME"RP Mod "#WHITE": "#LIME"Version 1.0", "\n\t"#LIME"RP Mod "#WHITE"was started on "#CYAN"February 10th, 2012 "#WHITE"by "#CYAN"2KY.\n\n"#WHITE"You need to "#LIME"register "#WHITE"an account on our server in order to play!", "Register", "");
        
            /* 
                Creating their account
                                        */
        
            new
                INI:accFile = INI_Open(find_accPath(playerid) ),
                accIP[16];
                
            GetPlayerIp(playerid, accIP, sizeof(accIP));    
                
            INI_SetTag(accFile, "data");
        
            INI_WriteInt(accFile,   "Passcode",     udb_hash(inputtext) );
            INI_WriteString(accFile, "RegisteredIP", accIP);
        
            INI_WriteInt(accFile,   "Funds",        100);
            INI_WriteInt(accFile,   "BankFunds",    200);
            
            INI_WriteInt(accFile,   "SkinModel",    random(299) );
            
            INI_WriteInt(accFile,   "Kills",        0);
            INI_WriteInt(accFile,   "Deaths",       0);
            
            INI_WriteInt(accFile,   "EventsWon",    0);
        
            INI_WriteFloat(accFile, "X Pos",        SPAWN_X);
            INI_WriteFloat(accFile, "Y Pos",        SPAWN_Y);
            INI_WriteFloat(accFile, "Z Pos",        SPAWN_Z);
            INI_WriteFloat(accFile, "Ang Pos",      SPAWN_ANG);
            
            INI_Close(accFile);
            
            /* 
                Now that they're logged in..
                                             */
            
            accLogged[playerid] = true;
            
            SetSpawnInfo(playerid, 0, accInfo[playerid][SkinModel], SPAWN_X, SPAWN_Y, SPAWN_Z, SPAWN_ANG, 0,0, 0,0, 0,0);
            SpawnPlayer(playerid);
        }

Writing on disconnect..

pawn Код:

public OnPlayerDisconnect(playerid, reason)
{
    if(accLogged[playerid] == true)
    {
        new
            INI:accFile = INI_Open(find_accPath(playerid));
            
        GetPlayerPos(playerid, accInfo[playerid][PosX], accInfo[playerid][PosY], accInfo[playerid][PosZ]);
        GetPlayerFacingAngle(playerid, accInfo[playerid][PosAng]);
            
        INI_SetTag(accFile, "data");
        
        INI_WriteInt(accFile,   "Funds",        accInfo[playerid][Funds]);
        INI_WriteInt(accFile,   "BankFunds",    accInfo[playerid][BankFunds]);
        
        INI_WriteInt(accFile,   "Kills",        accInfo[playerid][Kills]);
        INI_WriteInt(accFile,   "Deaths",       accInfo[playerid][Deaths]);
        
        INI_WriteFloat(accFile, "X Pos",        accInfo[playerid][PosX]);
        INI_WriteFloat(accFile, "Y Pos",        accInfo[playerid][PosY]);
        INI_WriteFloat(accFile, "Z Pos",        accInfo[playerid][PosZ]);
        INI_WriteFloat(accFile, "Ang Pos",      accInfo[playerid][PosAng]);
        
        INI_WriteInt(accFile,   "SkinModel",    accInfo[playerid][SkinModel]);
        
        INI_WriteInt(accFile,   "EventsWon",    accInfo[playerid][EventsWon]);
        
        INI_Close(accFile);
    }
    accLogged[playerid] = false;
    return true;
}

[Madd Kat]

this is just a guess but you might not be able to have a space in the INI section like X Pos
maybe it has to be XPos

im not 100% on this but worth a try.

[2KY]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Madd Kat this is just a guess but you might not be able to have a space in the INI section like X Pos maybe it has to be XPos im not 100% on this but worth a try.

You were correct, an underscore serves perfectly fine, Thank you very much! +repped.