I think it's platform independent. It's 10pm now JoeX, however if you
don't understand the code I can comment it for you and I'll send you
my clientplugin binaries tomorow.
On Wednesday, December 9, 2009, Didrole wrote:
> strtools.h
>
> char *V_strncat(char *, const char *, size_t destBufferSize
ok i managed to do it by myself!
void RemoveWhitespaceCallback(IConVar *var, const char *pOldValue, float
flOldValue)
{
ConVar *pVar = (ConVar*)var;
if(!pVar)
{
Warning("Cannot cast IConVar %s to ConVar\n", var->GetName());
return;
}
char pszNewValue[512];
strtools.h
char *V_strncat(char *, const char *, size_t destBufferSize, int
max_chars_to_copy=COPY_ALL_CHARACTERS );
[...]
#define Q_strncatV_strncat
So Q_strncat = V_strncat and V_strncat is the Valve's version of strncat
2009/12/9 JoeX
> aha!
>
> it just... strncat
>
> but..
aha!
it just... strncat
but a conceptual question. why? qhy defineit with a Q_?.
2009/12/9 Didrole
> Q_strncat is nothing more than a classic strncat .
>
> Replacing whitespaces with underscores is a very easy operation, if you are
> not able to do that yourself you should re-
Q_strncat is nothing more than a classic strncat .
Replacing whitespaces with underscores is a very easy operation, if you are
not able to do that yourself you should re-read some c/c++ lessons.
2009/12/9 JoeX
> wow!, it woks!
>
> and. i never have seen that Q_strncat method. of fun
wow!, it woks!
and. i never have seen that Q_strncat method. of function (:
hot you edit that code to replace whitespaces with underscores? :D
hey mister Saul, what is about your proyect?, can i see it working? :D
2009/12/9 Saul Rennison
> http://cpp.pastebin.com/f2a5306a8
>
> Tha
http://cpp.pastebin.com/f2a5306a8
Thanks,
- Saul.
2009/12/9 JoeX
> thank you David Kraeutmann and keeper!
>
> from you keeper, i read a lot before, just googling. in this 3 days of
> workshop, u'r anwers helped me a lot, thank you
>
> i'll try to implement the callback, and wait the implem
thank you David Kraeutmann and keeper!
from you keeper, i read a lot before, just googling. in this 3 days of
workshop, u'r anwers helped me a lot, thank you
i'll try to implement the callback, and wait the implementation of Mr. Saul
:D
2009/12/9 Keeper
> Look at the definition of ConVar .
Look at the definition of ConVar ... one of them includes a function call
back:
void testentry ( IConVar *pVar, char const *pOldString, float pOldFloat) {
// do your entry examination here
}
static ConVar empty_cvar("plugin_empty", "0", 0, "Example plugin cvar",
(FnChangeCallback_t)te
I'm making a TF client-side plugin. I've currently hooked many
functions in IBaseClientDLL :D
On Wednesday, December 9, 2009, JoeX wrote:
> what is that mr. saul?
>
> 2009/12/9 Saul Rennison
>
>> You may also be interested to know I'm making a stub/base clientplugin :)
>>
>> On Wednesday, Decemb
what is that mr. saul?
2009/12/9 Saul Rennison
> You may also be interested to know I'm making a stub/base clientplugin :)
>
> On Wednesday, December 9, 2009, JoeX wrote:
> > ok!, thank you so much!. again! :D
> >
> > 2009/12/9 Saul Rennison
> >
> >> You could create a ConVar callback (las
Declare a function with return type and parameters matching the prototype below:
void ChangeCallback( IConVar* var, const char* pOldValue, float pOldValue );
Then implement it (read the old value into a temporary string, say, a
CUtlString, strip the spaces, then set the new value using
var->SetVa
You may also be interested to know I'm making a stub/base clientplugin :)
On Wednesday, December 9, 2009, JoeX wrote:
> ok!, thank you so much!. again! :D
>
> 2009/12/9 Saul Rennison
>
>> You could create a ConVar callback (last argument of the ConVar class
>> constrictor) to remove all whit
ok!, thank you so much!. again! :D
2009/12/9 Saul Rennison
> You could create a ConVar callback (last argument of the ConVar class
> constrictor) to remove all whitespaces from the string. If you wait a
> few hours I could do it for you.
>
> On Wednesday, December 9, 2009, JoeX wrote:
> > f
You could create a ConVar callback (last argument of the ConVar class
constrictor) to remove all whitespaces from the string. If you wait a
few hours I could do it for you.
On Wednesday, December 9, 2009, JoeX wrote:
> first i want to thank AzuiSleet, Saul Rennison and Jacob Heidt for their
>
first i want to thank AzuiSleet, Saul Rennison and Jacob Heidt for their
support in the last topic about "tf2 client plugin question", your help is
much appreciated. Thank you again
in documentation, i can't find how to run code, when the user change the
value of a cvar...
i got this
sta
First of all, thank you Garry for helping me. Anyway, I still have problem
to do what I want. My goal is to be able to specify a size for the
crosshair. Currently I'm proceeding like this:
CHudTexture *tex = new CHudTexture();
if ( !tex )
return;
// Key Name is the sprite name
Q_strncpy( tex->s
i looked at sourcemod source code (wow, so many "souce"s)
but it was too difficult to understand it, because, it was made in a
framework, that i must to leran first..
sourcemod, may it be easier... but
if a made a CLIENT plugin with it.. it will need a sourcemod.dll, to
make my plugin
I would recommend you take a look at MetaMod:Source, even if you don't use
the framework for your server plugin, the underlying source code should help
you significantly in understanding and creating a server plug in.
-jheidt
-Original Message-
From: hlcoders-boun...@list.valvesoftware.co
You're using IVEngineServer to get the client entity-- this will never work.
Thanks,
- Saul.
2009/12/9 JoeX
> thank you AzuiSleet!
>
> but it was needed to put:
>
> #include
>
> that's make it work, thanks A LOT
>
> now, i have other noob questions
>
> (1) is ok to use: engineclient->
thank you AzuiSleet!
but it was needed to put:
#include
that's make it work, thanks A LOT
now, i have other noob questions
(1) is ok to use: engineclient->ClientCmd_Unrestricted(msg); ???
i dont know how to get rid of the FCVAR_CLIENTCMD_CAN_EXECUTE error in game
console
You need \n or ; at the end of your command string.
On Wednesday, December 9, 2009, AzuiSleet wrote:
> Well you should be getting IVEngineClient instead of IVEngineServer,
> it has the method you are looking for.
>
> On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 2:10 AM, JoeX wrote:
>> hello everyone!
>>
>> this is my
Here's what I do in GMod:
HFont font = vgui::surface()->CreateFont();
Assert(font);
if ( !vgui::surface()->SetFontGlyphSet( font, strName, iTall, iWeight, 0, 0,
iFlags )
{
// Error reporting etc
}
garry
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 11:21 AM, Janek wrote:
> In fact I would like to understand how
In fact I would like to understand how to recreate it. Is it possible to
fill in a structure including all parameters (keyvalues) describing a font
in clientscheme.res and passing it using SetFont ?
J.
2009/12/9 Garry Newman
> AFAIK you need to destroy and recreate it. It isn't just rendering t
Well you should be getting IVEngineClient instead of IVEngineServer,
it has the method you are looking for.
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 2:10 AM, JoeX wrote:
> hello everyone!
>
> this is my first post, so let me introduce myself. My name is Joe, and i'm
> from Chile (latin america), as you can see, in
AFAIK you need to destroy and recreate it. It isn't just rendering text,
it's drawing all the characters to a texture and then copying them over
(educated guess).
garry
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 9:01 AM, Janek wrote:
> No idea ? This tall parameter should be somewhere.
>
> J.
>
> 2009/12/7 Janek
hello everyone!
this is my first post, so let me introduce myself. My name is Joe, and i'm
from Chile (latin america), as you can see, inglish is not my native
language, but i'll do my best :D, thank you all in advance for your
attention.
ok, here's where i'm stuck
i'm trying to make a clien-sid
No idea ? This tall parameter should be somewhere.
J.
2009/12/7 Janek
> Hi all,
>
> In ClientScheme.res we can specify a font codename and specify its features
> for a specific resolution by using keyvalues for "name", "tall", "weight"...
> In our codeline we're refering to this font using SetF
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