As you can see here EasyPlayer is a simple object. So everytime you want to get an instance, a new instance will be created. Here is an example to make it clear: >>> class Player(object): def __init__(self, userid): self.userid = userid >>> p1 = Player(1) >>> p1 <__main__.Pla...

Yeah, that's right. es_spawnplayer and es_spawnentity are using DispatchSpawn. http://master.build.eventscripts.com/eventscripts/eventscripts2/file/6936a4bee74c/mattie_eventscripts.cpp#l3656
I'm pretty sure that it would work, if you set these props.

I prefer the path module, since it's a even easier. [python]from path import path

my_file_dir = path(__file__).dirname()[/python]

You can simply extend your path. So you could do it like this:

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@Event # do I need this here ?
def unload():
    myplayers.clear() # clear out our player dictionary

No, this is handled here: http://code.google.com/p/source-python/source/browse/addons/source-python/_libs/addons/manager.py#92 ;)

Just to give some ideas: https://www.assembla.com/code/menulib/subversion/nodes?rev=15 :P

That isn't an issue and has nothing to do with Source Python. You might have noticed this behavior when using item_pickup with EventScripts. Some things contain the complete class name and other things only the partial class name.

What's about something like this: def GetPlayers(players, *filters): # Code... pass So you would do it like this: # Get a tuple of all alive players alive = tuple(GetPlayers('alive')) # Get a list of all dead terrorists dead_terrorists = list(GetPlayers('t...

I would simply return an iterator (like map, filter, etc. do in Python 3) of all filtered player pointers. All further filtering need to be done by the script author (that isn't really hard or uncomfortable).

This addon was wirtten before the name change. Freakyy should update or delete it to avoid confusions.

Why do you define kwargs? :) Also, you can simply add another parameter before *args, so you will get a more clearer error, if you don't pass anything. With these changes I come up with this: >>> class _Server(object): def __call__(self, command, *args): command = command + ' ...

I don't have one, too. Just a banned account from one of my friend list and this account I need to share with others.

Source.Python is still in developement, so some things may change with a new revision. I guess the script you saw was made before the idea with decorators. However here is an example.

I can just tell you that it worked for me, but I will test it again, when I will find some time.

And again, what if the try/except works but the variable is "supposed" to be a string (like the Event Variable "text" for player_say) but casting it to an integer or float works? Yeah, I haven't thought about this situation. And, changing the Event Variable's value does not actually change anything...

I agree with most of that. Personally, I just don't like function/method names in lower case with underscores, but i guess I will try to use it

But this would mean that Source.Python's function/method names need to be renamed, because they use the CapitalizedWords stlye.

What's about a simple try-except clause for getting a variable and an isinstance check for setting one? I guess that wouldn't cost much ressources. Also, I agree that a registerForEvent function could be usefull

Yesterday, I compiled a version of Source.Python to play arround with the direct access. That's a very cool thing, but I have suggestion. At the moment we need to do the following to get/set an event variable: def player_disconnect(event): # Get the player's steam ID steamid = event.GetS...

Hey,

you can always download the latest revision via a SVN client and compile it by yourself. You can find the code here. http://code.google.com/p/eventscripts-3/source/checkout

I guess the name will be Source Python

Nice idea! The same you could do for server, client and say commands and everything else you need to register on load and unregister on unload. In one of my scripts I use decorators for commands and SPE detours and it makes the addon more clearer :-)