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awesome, i shall use this to communicate between my lols test server and my main sexy server
edit: imma claimin this new pageeeeee
also i love how u write variable=nil when ur done using it! its a good practice, especially in java
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28 repliesawesome, i shall use this to communicate between my lols test server and my main sexy server
edit: imma claimin this new pageeeeee
also i love how u write variable=nil when ur done using it! its a good practice, especially in java
EngiN33R has writtenYou most likely want to make a shared chat between different servers, as Jynxxx said.
Receiving module:
Writing module:
I can't really come up with a better solution at the moment, if someone can - please do share.
Jynxxx said.Receiving module:
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addhook("say","savetext")
function savetext(id,t)
local f=assert(io.open("/root/cs2d/chat.txt","r")) --change the address, just a placeholder
local txt=f:read()
f:close()
f=assert(io.open("/root/cs2d/chat.txt","w"))
f:write("["..game("sv_name").."] "..player(id,"name")..": "..t.."\n"..txt)
f:close()
f=nil
txt=nil
end
Writing module:
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lastline=""
addhook("second","parsemessages")
function parsemessages()
local f=assert(io.open("/root/cs2d/chat.txt"))
local txt=f:read("*line")
if txt~=lastline then
msg(txt)
lastline=txt
end
end
I can't really come up with a better solution at the moment, if someone can - please do share.
do anyone tried that? cuz its not working for me (i mean saving code i changed file dicrectory to sys/lua/saves/chat.txt but it didnt saved anything)
I don't use this, but I can understand that it's pretty efficient if you want to save memory when the script is run. Since there will be a great decrease of variables stored in memory. It's very user-friendly.
? otherwise, it works fine except for a debug line
oh yeah, the second hook function needs to be global or the io needs to close() each time
It would be good to set it to nil if it were a variable that you would use and then not use for a long period of time, however in this case, there's not point of doing that.
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For the code, does it work if multiple people talk within a second?
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addhook("say","savetext")
function savetext(id,t)
local f=assert(io.open("/root/cs2d/chat.txt","a+"))
f:write("["..game("sv_name").."] "..player(id,"name")..": "..t.."\n"..txt)
f:close()
end
addhook("second","cleartext")
function cleartext()
local f=assert(io.open("/root/cs2d/chat.txt","w"))
f:write("")
f:close()
end
Transmitter:
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addhook("second","parsemessages")
function parsemessages()
local f=assert(io.open("/root/cs2d/chat.txt"))
local txt=f:read()
msg(txt)
lastline=txt
end
The version that parses all messages spoken within a second. Unless a person says a message in the infinitesimal interval right before the hook event executes the function, it should arrive. Downside: it doesn't save the whole conversation log, haven't really come up with a clever way to do that. Also removed the nilling -
Apache uwu is right, it really only takes extra CPU and it's still going to be overwritten soon after. Correct me if I'm wrong anywhere. 1
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--writing to other server
--in a say hook function(id,txt)
if string.sub(txt,1,1)~="!" and string.sub(txt,1,1)~="@" then
local f=assert(io.open("test/chat.lua","a+"))
local team=""
if player(id,"team")==1 then team="©255064064"
elseif player(id,"team")==2 then team="©064064255" end
f:write(team.."["..game("sv_name").."] "..player(id,"name")..": "..txt.."\n")
f:close()
end
--reading from other server
--in a second hook function()
for line in io.lines("test/chatz.lua") do
msg(line)
end
local f=assert(io.open("test/chatz.lua","w"))
f:write("")
f:close()
--other server
--writing to original server
--in a say hook function(id,txt)
if string.sub(txt,1,1)~="!" and string.sub(txt,1,1)~="@" then
local f=assert(io.open("chatz.lua","a+"))
local team=""
if player(id,"team")==1 then team="©255064064"
elseif player(id,"team")==2 then team="©064064255" end
f:write(team.."["..game("sv_name").."] "..player(id,"name")..": "..txt.."\n")
f:close()
end
--reading from original server
--in a second hook function()
for line in io.lines("chat.lua") do
msg(line)
end
local f=assert(io.open("chat.lua","w"))
f:write("")
f:close()