28.12.2015, 12:58
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Last edited by Seregamil1; 30/12/2015 at 06:27 AM.
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So. This is a experimental project that allows you to write plugins at C#.
The functions on the server side:
Pawn:
C#:
Result:
The solution contains 2 project. First at C #, the second at C ++. It's a COM assembly.
When compiling formed a * .dll file in the right directory. In my case it S:\gta-o\plugins\.
I'm using VS 2012 Express.
ATTENTION. COMPILATION OF PROJECT MADE IN ADMINISTATOR MODE
I have not tested the project in a Linux environment.
Link to project with examples: https://github.com/Seregamil/.NET-plugin
The functions on the server side:
callDotnetMethod - it calls the C# methodThe functions on the plugin side:
Code:Parameter's:methodName - name of the method split[] - key for parametersReturn's:i - int32 f - float s - string c - char{Float,_}:... - argumentsint32, boolean, floatcallDotnetMethodStr - An alternative to the previous function, but it records the text in variableQuote:
Due to the fact that AMX can not return a text value, it was necessary to create an alternative function based on the previous
Code:Parameter's:methodName - name of the method split[] - key for parametersAlways returns 1!i - int32 f - float s - string c - charstr[] - array for string length - array length {Float,_}:... - arguments
cpp.callRemoteCallback - It calls a function by name and passes parameters.An example of using these functions
cpp.logwrite - write message to consoleCode:Parameter's:string callback - callback name params object[] args - arguments
Pawn:
PHP Code:
#include <a_samp>
native callDotnetMethod(methodName[], split[], {Float,_}:...);
native callDotnetMethodStr(methodName[], str[], len, split[], {Float,_}:...);
main(){
}
public OnGameModeInit() {
callDotnetMethod("onDotnetLoaded", "cf", 'v', 1.0);
new temp_int = callDotnetMethod("kernel.testINT", "ii", 10, 24);
printf("testINT returned: %i", temp_int);
new temp_bool = callDotnetMethod("kernel.testBOOL", "isi", 1, "boolean=)", 0);
printf("testBOOL returned: %i", temp_bool);
new temp_float = callDotnetMethod("kernel.testFLOAT", "ifcf", 10, 1.432, 'c', 242);
printf("testFLOAT returned: %f", temp_float);
new temp_str[ 16 ] ;
callDotnetMethodStr("kernel.testSTRING", temp_str, sizeof temp_str, "sss", "by", "Seregamil", "dotNET v1.0");
printf("testSTRING returned: %s", temp_str);
return true ;
}
forward onDotnetWasLoaded(str[]);
public onDotnetWasLoaded(str[]){
print(str);
}
PHP Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Threading;
using System.Net;
using System.Net.Sockets;
using System.IO;
namespace c_sharp
{
public class kernel
{
public static object onDotnetLoaded(params object[] args)
{
cpp.logwrite("dotnet-> onDotnetLoaded was called. ARGS:");
foreach (object arg in args)
{
cpp.logwrite(arg.ToString());
}
cpp.callRemoteCallback("onDotnetWasLoaded", "Hello! =)");
return true;
}
public static object testINT(params object[] args)
{
cpp.logwrite("dotnet-> testINT was called");
int a = Convert.ToInt32(args[0]);
int b = Convert.ToInt32(args[1]);
return a + b ;
}
public static object testBOOL(params object[] args)
{
cpp.logwrite("dotnet-> testBOOL was called.");
return false;
}
public static object testSTRING(params object[] args)
{
cpp.logwrite("dotnet-> testSTRING was called." );
foreach (object arg in args)
{
cpp.logwrite(string.Format("{0}: {1}",arg.GetType(), arg.ToString()));
}
return "blackJack prod.";
}
public static object testFLOAT(params object[] args)
{
cpp.logwrite("dotnet-> testFLOAT was called. ARGS:");
float result = 13.228f;
return result;
}
}
}
The solution contains 2 project. First at C #, the second at C ++. It's a COM assembly.
When compiling formed a * .dll file in the right directory. In my case it S:\gta-o\plugins\.
I'm using VS 2012 Express.
ATTENTION. COMPILATION OF PROJECT MADE IN ADMINISTATOR MODE
I have not tested the project in a Linux environment.
Link to project with examples: https://github.com/Seregamil/.NET-plugin
