Help me with reading files! At the moment my Mod is only reading the first word in the file (This is for a word filter) but there are 2 others below it. The filedump shows that all 3 have been read and tehre is a \n character separating them. How can I get my mod to read all of the words? I want it to read the first word, check if that word is in the sentence if it is star it out... then move onto the next word in the list. Here is my current code:
if(mpx_wordFilter.integer == 1)
{
len = trap_FS_FOpenFile("wordlist.txt", &file, FS_READ);//Open the bad word list
if(file)
{
fileDump = BG_TempAlloc(len+1); //Allocate memory for the file dump
word = BG_TempAlloc(25); //Allocate memory for the bad word
trap_FS_Read(fileDump, 1024, file);
trap_FS_FCloseFile(file);
CmdAll(va("print \"Filedump: %s\n\"", fileDump));
if(len) //only check for bad words if the file has something in it
{
while(i < len+1) //We just keep going through the file
{
while(y < 25) //25 = max Word length
{
if(fileDump[y * (i+1)] == "\n") //If the character is a space then it will NOT be copied
{
y++; //STOP! If there is a space that's the end of the word
}
else
{
word[y] = fileDump[y * (i+1)];
y++;
}
}
//OK By this point we should have a word so lets check if it's in the file
//So we check to see if the bad word is ANYWHERE in the sentence
value = stristr(p, word);
if(value != NULL)
{
start = p - value;
if(start < 0)
{
start = -start;
}
while(x < strlen(word))
{
p[start + x] = '*';
x++;
}
}
//i++;
CmdAll(va("print \"I = %i\n\"", i));
i += 25; //Increase I by 25 as this is the size of a word
}
}
BG_TempFree(25);
BG_TempFree(len+1);
}
}
whats the file format? also, use .dat instead because .txt cannot be used opened after first run or on pure servers.
i meant the contents of file like how is it layed out.
like the special admin sys i have called shrubbot is layed out like this:
[admin]
name = Admin's Name
ip = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
level = 9
flags = *
im assuming you just have some comma delimited string like this:
word,word,word,word?
btw that parse script is god awful :sweat:
edit: just a thought but, why don't you check out this:
http://linespeed.net/projects/etpub/browser/trunk/src/game/g_censor.c?format=txt)
btw... when checking for \n you shouldn't be doing "\n", try '\n' instead because \n is really 1 character.
whats the file format? also, use .dat instead because .txt cannot be used opened after first run or on pure servers.
How exactly does that work?
huh? i dunno but ive used .txt before and it eats sh1t after a map_restart and wont load the file anymore. and pure server of course it wont load because it is not one of the valid out-of-pk3 files that can be read.
These are the only valid ones:
.dat
.menu
.cfg
.game
.dm_26
Thanks for the link. The format of the file is simply:
word
word
more words
Oh and it was '\n' but I changed it because I was trying different things. I have never tried writing parsing scripts before. Most of the stuff I'm doing in this Mod is new to me so that's why it's probably no good.
i still think making a space for C++ language runtime is a better idea than figuring out old C style bull****
I made some progress. But I'm gonna scrap it and start again. How can I read multi line files and then grab each individual line for use with the filter?
i still think making a space for C++ language runtime is a better idea than figuring out old C style bull****
be my guest and write an idStr and idLexer class stu.
u could try this, didn't get a chance to test it extensively :S
if(mpx_wordFilter.integer == 1)
{
len = trap_FS_FOpenFile("wordlist.txt", &file, FS_READ);//Open the bad word list
if(file)
{
fileDump = BG_TempAlloc(len+1); //Allocate memory for the file dump
word = BG_TempAlloc(25); //Allocate memory for the bad word
trap_FS_Read(fileDump, len, file);
trap_FS_FCloseFile(file);
if(len) //only check for bad words if the file has something in it
{
while(fileDump[i])
{
if(fileDump[i] == '\n') //If the character is a space then it will NOT be copied
{
word[y] = 0;
i++;
//STOP! If there is a space that's the end of the word
while( value = stristr(p, word) )
{
start = value - p;
x = 0;
while(x < y)
{
p[start + x] = '*';
x++;
}
}
y = 0;
}
else
{
word[y++] = fileDump[i++];
}
}
}
BG_TempFree(25);
BG_TempFree(len+1);
}
}
of course the real solution would be to rewrite it using com_parse, but if it's that simple you probably don't need to
Hmm, how does Com_Parse work? How can I use it? I'm lookign through the code at the moment seeing how it's used.
i have a better idea
only huge tools have word filters
don't do it