Loadlines not working

[HolySheepy]

Hi,

PHP Code:

function onCreated()
  {
  this.myVar = new TStaticVar();
  this.myVar.loadlines( "levels/playerlist.txt" );
  ec.ho(. th.i.s..myVar[ 0 ] );
  findplayer( "HolySheepy" ).sendpm( "L" @ this.myVar );
  } 


it echoes nothing and only sends L as a pm
playerlist.txt is in levels/ Folder
/find playerlist.txt
playerlist.txt: downloadable, 213 byte, 2007-07-19 14:18:44

i also tried. "playerlist.txt" and without the tstaticvar thing
but it seems like it doesnt read the file

well for some reason it gave method not implented whn not pointing it lol

[killerogue]

Hello are you doing that just be to irritating? It's working. -.-

[HolySheepy]

it isnt
wait you mean the script or posting?

it hates echo lines

[Angel_Light]

make sure it's serverside not clientside

[killerogue]

You're declaring it an object when loadlines returns and array first off. You need to fix that! In short, remove the TStaticVar declaration because it COULD be causing problems.

Secondly, don't use this. static vars use temp. prefixes because they are temporary and are deleted when the function is over. Best for testing as that's seemingly what you're doing.

[Inverness]

Originally Posted by killerogue

You're declaring it an object when loadlines returns and array first off. You need to fix that! In short, remove the TStaticVar declaration because it COULD be causing problems.

Secondly, don't use this. static vars use temp. prefixes because they are temporary and are deleted when the function is over. Best for testing as that's seemingly what you're doing.

TGraalVar.loadlines() does not return an array Mr. Smartass

PHP Code:

  file.loadlines(filename);
  if (file.size() < 1) {
    return;
  } 


Line from my TIniFile and it works fine.

Second, TStaticVar would change nothing.

Third, dynamic variables are case-sensitive last time I checked, its usually best not to use capital letters in their names unless you're going to do the same for your whole server or you will get confused.

[Twinny]

Originally Posted by Inverness

TGraalVar.loadlines() does not return an array Mr. Smartass

I always thought it line became a new array index...but eh: i don't use loadlines anyways.

[Inverness]

Originally Posted by Twinny

I always thought it line became a new array index...but eh: i don't use loadlines anyways.

object.loadlines() does not return an array, it however converts the object its used on to an array, each index being a line.

[xXziroXx]

You need to give rights to the (npcserver) for reading and writing of files.

1): /openrights (npcserver)
2): Set folder rights to:

PHP Code:

r levels/ *.txt 


If it doesn't work, try to disconnect the npcserver and then do /npcstart on RC (shouldn't be needed however).

[HolySheepy]

oh yeah, works
thanks
i always forget that the npc-serv needs rights :x