Coming soon

Coming soon to all my scripts

http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/1039/remotej.png

im sure you can guess what that is and im sure the people who use my script will be happy

~shut

EDIT: if the user is running more than one instance of the same script then it will give them a option for which one they want to do it for

EDIT: i mainly made this out of spite because Coh3n wouldn't let me do one for MSI

Looks very nice Shut!

oh and i also forgot to mention

if the user is running more than one instance of the same script then it will give them a option for which one they want to do it for

~shut

Cool. :)

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Originally Posted by Coh3n

Cool. :)

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updated first post :p

~shut

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Originally Posted by Shuttleu

if the user is running more than one instance of the same script then it will give them a option for which one they want to do it for

~shut

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Mind tell us how you do this?

And what? Lol I didn't say you couldn't do it, I just said the new form is going to be the remote when it's done so there isn't two code files for forms that do the exact same thing. There's no point in having two different forms for the same purpose as both will need to be updated. You could have worked on the actual form (which will be used as the remote anyway). It wouldn't have been any different. :p

basicly it has a constant which is the extension (.ini)
then it has a variable which is set depending on which option is clicked in the menu (AppPath+'Scripts/VVRemote') or (AppPath+'Scripts/ShiloRemote)

the script on startup will scan the AppPath+'Scripts' folder for which files are there
so it will start with VVRemote1.ini and if thats taken then it will go to VVRemote2.ini
it will then remember the number throughout the runtime of the script

it will periodicly check if the ini file has changed and if so it will set the settings in the script

when the sscript finishes it will delete the ini file

now the extension will search through and keep count of how many ini files there are and what numbers they are (so if you had 1..5 and you stopped 3 it would return 1, 2, 4, 5)

if there are more than one ini file for the script it will open up a seperate form to ask you which instance you want to edit

if there is only one then it will open the form straight away

and if no ini file are found then the script must not be ruinning

i hope you understand that

~shut

Oh nice, may have to steal some of that code for MSI. :stirthepot:

Nice, I might do this for myself if I get the time..

Awesome, looks way better than Declareplayers

Why not make an SRL Player Remote? :rolleyes:

Wouldn't be much different than what you have now.

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Originally Posted by Coh3n

Why not make an SRL Player Remote? :rolleyes:

Wouldn't be much different than what you have now.

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hmmm, good idea

i shall adapt it to work with srl, only one thing we will need a var in srl to put the name of the script so the user knows which script they are changing the vars for

~shut

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Originally Posted by Shuttleu

hmmm, good idea

i shall adapt it to work with srl, only one thing we will need a var in srl to put the name of the script so the user knows which script they are changing the vars for

~shut

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Something like remote_SetName or something. Maybe not be a bad idea to warn the scripter if no name has been set.

We had a player remote before but I don't think it used forms. It was pretty handy and probably needs to be redone. Looks real nice Shut. INI's are pretty handy files to have around. :)

~BraK

hmmm... just found a problem which i never noticed yesterday

and the retarded thing is there is no reason for the error, literally there is no reason

~shut

EDIT:
its this

ThePlayers[i].Strings[j]:= ReadINI(IntToStr(i), 'String'+IntToStr(j), INIPath);

now upon the first run of the form there are no errors
there are also no errors after adding players or changing vars

but if you delete a player it fails

now back to the line
ThePlayers[i].Booleans[j]:= StrToBool(ReadINI(IntToStr(i), 'Boolean'+IntToStr(j), INIPath));

both i and j are both 0 and through debugging ThePlayers[i].Strings has a length of 1

but for some reason it comes up with a access violation error

if i change it to
ThePlayers[i].Strings[j]:= 'String';
it still has the error

and it fails before setting the var while i and j are both still 0

but
ThePlayers[i].Strings:= ['String'];
does not

Wow shuttleu looks great, cant wait to use it!

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Originally Posted by Shuttleu

hmmm... just found a problem which i never noticed yesterday

and the retarded thing is there is no reason for the error, literally there is no reason

~shut

EDIT:
its this

ThePlayers[i].Strings[j]:= ReadINI(IntToStr(i), 'String'+IntToStr(j), INIPath);

now upon the first run of the form there are no errors
there are also no errors after adding players or changing vars

but if you delete a player it fails

now back to the line
ThePlayers[i].Booleans[j]:= StrToBool(ReadINI(IntToStr(i), 'Boolean'+IntToStr(j), INIPath));

both i and j are both 0 and through debugging ThePlayers[i].Strings has a length of 1

but for some reason it comes up with a access violation error

if i change it to
ThePlayers[i].Strings[j]:= 'String';
it still has the error

and it fails before setting the var while i and j are both still 0

but
ThePlayers[i].Strings:= ['String'];
does not

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Name the file extension .txt rather than .ini. We had the same issue with MSI and I couldn't figure out why. Using .txt fixed the issue.

E: Also, if you make an SRL Player Remote, the same code could probably be used for an SRL Player Form.

nope, .txt didnt fix it

~shut

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Originally Posted by Shuttleu

but
ThePlayers[i].Strings:= ['String'];
does not

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Doesn't give the error? If ThePlayers is a TUser type, .Strings is an array, so that would make sense, no?

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Originally Posted by Coh3n

Doesn't give the error? If ThePlayers is a TUser type, .Strings is an array, so that would make sense, no?

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ThePlayers is my own Type

.Strings is a "array of string"

but what i mean is

ThePlayers[i].Strings:= ['String'];
does not give a error

but

ThePlayers[i].Strings[0]:= 'String';

does

for some reason it wont let me access ThePlayers[i].Strings via the array index

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Originally Posted by Shuttleu

ThePlayers is my own Type

.Strings is a "array of string"

but what i mean is

ThePlayers[i].Strings:= ['String'];
does not give a error

but

ThePlayers[i].Strings[0]:= 'String';

does

for some reason it wont let me access ThePlayers[i].Strings via the array index

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It doesn't really make sense that it wouldn't let you access the array. I've never heard of that before, so I'm thinking it has something to do with the file reading. Try using the array in a similar situation, except without using file functions, see if you still get the error.

Also, I'm assuming you're setting the length of the array before trying to access it (yeah, I know it should give out of range in that situation).

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Originally Posted by Coh3n

It doesn't really make sense that it wouldn't let you access the array. I've never heard of that before, so I'm thinking it has something to do with the file reading. Try using the array in a similar situation, except without using file functions, see if you still get the error.

Also, I'm assuming you're setting the length of the array before trying to access it (yeah, I know it should give out of range in that situation).

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i already use the strings array elsewhere by its index and it gives a error there too

i have set the length and i have checked the length and it is set to 1 (ie. [0])

~shut

EDIT: Fixed it
i made one of the global vars a local var

You must run NumberOfPlayers(HowManyPlayers), this sets the lengths of TUser.Strings, TUser.Integers, TUser.Booleans, etc.

If you're using your own array and not the default Players array, then you'll need to set the length as well.

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Originally Posted by TomTuff

You must run NumberOfPlayers(HowManyPlayers), this sets the lengths of TUser.Strings, TUser.Integers, TUser.Booleans, etc.

If you're using your own array and not the default Players array, then you'll need to set the length as well.

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i know, and i have already fixed the problem

and i have completely finished the SRL Player Remote

~shut

Good job