[fowlplay4]

Allows you to view and edit variables and the values of offline players while providing compatibility methods to edit them if they're already online.

PHP Code:

function findplayer2(acct) {
  // Check if Player Online
  temp.obj = findplayer(acct);
  if (temp.obj.level == NULL) {
    // Create Player Object
    temp.obj = new TServerPlayer(@acct);
  }
  return temp.obj;
}

function getPlayerVar(acct, var) {
  // Get Player Object
  temp.obj = findplayer2(acct);
  temp.val = makevar("temp.obj." @ var);
  // Destroy Player Object
  if (temp.obj.level == NULL) temp.obj.destroy();
  // Return Value
  return temp.val;
}

function editPlayerVar(acct, var, value) {
  // Get Player Object
  temp.obj = findplayer2(acct);
  // Check for Array of Variables and Values
  if (var.type() == 3 && var.size() == value.size()) {
    // Change Values
    for (temp.v: var) {
      makevar("temp.obj." @ var) = value[0+temp.i];
      temp.i++;
    }
  } else {
    // Change Single Value
    makevar("temp.obj." @ var) = value;
  }
  // Save Account File
  if (temp.obj.level == NULL) {
    temp.obj.saveaccount();
    temp.obj.destroy();
  }
} 


Some example usage..

PHP Code:

function onCreated() {
  // Accessing Player Variables
  echo(findplayer2("fowlplay4").account); // Echos fowlplay4
  echo(getPlayerVar("fowlplay4", "account")); // Echos -2144485044 on Zodiac
  // Multiple Variable Value Edit
  editPlayerVar("fowlplay4", {"client.a", "client.b"}, {1, 2});
  // Single Variable Value Edit
  editPlayerVar("fowlplay4", "client.c", 3);
} 


Important Note when using findplayer2:

Originally Posted by Stefan

You need to call destroy() on the player object after you have used it, when you do new TServerPlayer() it is not automatically destroyed like TStaticVars()

Enjoy!