Solved Calling function from another plugin?

I'm pretty sure this a common question and has been answered many times but this just isn't working for me.

I'm just starting out with C# so go easy if I ask something stoopid please

I have created two basic plugins, the first plugin is below:

Code:

using System;
using System.Linq;using Rust;using Oxide.Plugins;
using Oxide.Core.Plugins;namespace Oxide.Plugins {    [Info("Something", "Rebajas", "2016.12.17")]
    [Description("Something")]    public class EventLogger : RustPlugin {        public void AppendToLog() {            Puts("AppendToLog function called");        }    }}

Additional plugins feed data into the first:

Code:

        ...
        [PluginReference] Plugin EventLogger;        void OnLootPlayer(BasePlayer player, BasePlayer target) {            EventLogger?.Call("AppendToLog");        }

My problem at the moment is that I'm not seeing the AppendToLog Puts fire when the OnLootPlayer event triggers. Every example I've seen so far seems the same so I don't really know what else to change.

Thanks in advance for any help.


Tony.

 

Got it working!

Had a public class then a public method - didn't like it

 

Hey Wulf,

Can you expand upon this a bit?

I want to reference another plugin directly, without having to use [PluginReference]. I want to be able to call public methods from that class as well as use the public data classes inside of it.

How can I go about reference the instance of this plugin?

Thanks!

Adam
[DOUBLEPOST=1482280005][/DOUBLEPOST]Bah, right as i posted this i figured it out.

// Requires: ClassType

at the top.

I'm leaving all this here incase anyone else has the same problem!

 

Hey Wulf,

I'm still having some issues.

My script looks like this:

Code:

// Requires: OtherClassnamespace Oxide.Plugins
{
    [Info("MyClass", "EinTime", "1.1.1")]
    class MyClass : RustPlugin
    {
        private static OtherClass otherClass;
        void Loaded()
        {
            otherClass = (OtherClass)plugins.Find(nameof(OtherClass));
        }
    }
}

However, whenever i try to access a member: otherClass.DoMethod(); I get a null reference exception


Could this be a compilation order issue? Or an issue with getting the OtherClass reference from inside Loaded() ?

 

If using // Requires, and not using plugins.Find or a cast how do I get a reference to the instance of OtherClass?

 

Awesome. Thanks so much for your time Wulf!