I don't see a problem with getting strings. If we got a char *, we can safely use our function. A char ** is obviously not a char * and we need to turn it into a char * via GetLocPointer() (or did I understand you not correctly?). And isn't realloc() made to extend/shorten pointers? So there wouldn'...

Looks fine now!

Vote for GetLocString() and SetLocString()!

Or simply add them to the blacklist via your repository client. So they are not commited.

Heh yes, that gave me a headache and took me some time to find that out.

I'm not sure if I understood you correctly. This doesn't work?

You could try to find a signature for CBaseAnimating::Ignite() (I can't, because I don't have the latest binaries) or simply wait until Binutils.FindVirtualFunction() has been fixed. Then you could use an offset to find the function, which is much more easier. http://www.sourcemodplugins.org/vtableo...

I'm new to C++ as well (I started at the end of my summer holidays), but that's what I noticed when using SPE in combination with my C++ - Python library. This is not a reproach!

Nice! Definitely m_nButtons!

Do booleans work for you?

Hi, I just noticed the latest revision and there might be two problems. 1. Linux offsets are not always one greater than Windows offsets. You can see an example here: http://forums.eventscripts.com/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=46254&start=6 The offset on Windows for CBaseClient::SetName() is 17, but on Linu...

Hi,

you can download a compiled version from the repository. http://code.google.com/p/source-python/downloads/list

You can use this helper function in order to get the required value: def keysToBits(keys): return sum((1 << x for x in set(keys))) If you want to enable 0-9 you would do it like the following: UserMessage.WriteShort(keysToBits((0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9...

I'm pretty sure that this will work: from Source.Engine import GetEngine from Source.Cvar import GetCvar engine = GetEngine() cvar = GetCvar() def getCurrentMap(): current_map = cvar.FindVar('host_map').GetString() return '' if not current_map ...

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.