Oxide - PythonDataFile Update

NobodyFTW

Currently PythonDataFile does not support the new implementations of the DataFileSystem. Will it be supported on a future update?

Thanks in advance.

NobodyFTW, Aug 28, 2015

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RedNinja1337

Can you put an example of code of how you are using PythonDataFile?

RedNinja1337, Aug 30, 2015

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NobodyFTW

RedNinja1337 said: ↑

Can you put an example of code of how you are using PythonDataFile?

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Code:
cfg = data.ReadObject("config/notifier.json")

NobodyFTW, Aug 31, 2015

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RedNinja1337

I had the wrong thing lol.

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RedNinja1337, Aug 31, 2015

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NobodyFTW

RedNinja1337 said: ↑
I am not sure if I am mistaken but if you are trying to use a config file look at my example below from my last plug-in.
Code:
    def LoadDefaultConfig(self):
        return True    def Init(self):
        if self.Config.has_key('items'):
            pass
        else:
            self.Config['Example'] = 'itemID as Int32, Amount as Int32, Container as String, SlotPosition as Int32'
            self.Config['items'] = ({'itemID':3506021, 'Amount':1, 'Container':'Belt', 'SlotPosition': 0},
                                    {'itemID':-853695669, 'Amount':1, 'Container':'Belt', 'SlotPosition': 1})
            self.SaveConfig()    def OnPlayerRespawned(self, BasePlayer):
        if self.Config.has_key('items'):
            inv = BasePlayer.inventory
            inv.Strip()
            for item in self.Config['items']:
                inv.GiveItem(item['itemID'], item['Amount'], False)
                invItemID = inv.FindItemID(item['itemID'])
                if item['Container'].lower() == 'default':
                    pass
                elif item['Container'].lower() == 'main':
                    invItemID.MoveToContainer(inv.containerMain, item['SlotPosition'], False)
                elif item['Container'].lower() == 'belt':
                    invItemID.MoveToContainer(inv.containerBelt, item['SlotPosition'], False)
                elif item['Container'].lower() == 'wear':
                    invItemID.MoveToContainer(inv.containerWear, item['SlotPosition'], False)
                else:
                    pass
        else:
            print 'There is a problem with the configuration file.'
To work with config files use the function LoadDefaultConfig() and return True because this was the only way I made it work. Then use the function Init() to create your config file and add values but in my example if the key exists then it skip this is so it does not overwrite the config file. Then just use them as Python Dictionaries the config files are on Jason format.
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This my request is for the fact I cannot seem to figure how I can code in python the new features introduced in Oxide in this update: Oxide for Rust Experimental - 2.0.1297 | Oxide
@Wulf any way you could help?

NobodyFTW, Sep 2, 2015

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Wulf Community Admin

SkinN õ.Õ'.|. said: ↑

This my request is for the fact I cannot seem to figure how I can code in python the new features introduced in Oxide in this update: Oxide for Rust Experimental - 2.0.1297 | Oxide
@Wulf any way you could help?

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This would be more of @Nogrod's thing.

Wulf, Sep 2, 2015

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Nogrod

The new ReadObject is generic and needs to know which c# type it should load from the file, via python you will only able to use existing types to load since you cannot define new c# types. For python we would need a special implementation to have a useful solution, but so for no ideas about it

Nogrod, Sep 2, 2015

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