I have a block of code that needs to be executed upon each event firing, and each event being handled exactly the same except for one string, the event's name. Simple example: from events import Event @Event def player_spawn(game_event): f('player_spawn', my_global, game_event.ge...

Hey there fellas :) I've been developing a Warcraft-like plugin for Source.Python, but due to lack of time and SP documentations, it has gotten really slow for me to develop it any further. Finding simple stuff takes a long time and I have little to no experience with the newest version of SP. I con...

There's no reason to go with Notepad++, the IDLE text editor that comes with the official python is more than enough for creating python scripts. If you need more control over your coding (you don't...), use emacs or vi. However, they require some time to learn and the benefits in python are minuscu...

Woah thanks! It's not the latest version, but I think I never released the latest one And it's certainly better than nothing Nice to see my old code, thanks alot buddy! I might even recode it someday.

As I thought Thanks for the quick reply. Pretty unfortunate, but it happens Maybe I'll just recode it to be better than the original, now that I'm on holliday.

Hello people of Source Python! I haven't visited this site for a looong time, and today the site just popped into my mind! I was happy to see it's still up, but there was this one thing I didn't understand - where is my addon? I spent many working days on that addon (rpg addon, to be accurate) and n...

Since I'm somewhat more advanced C++ programmer (been doing it for ~4 years, not a professional yet tho) and my father is one of the world's finest programmers so I can ask him for help at anything, I would love to help a little with this project. Problem is, I've got barely any knowledge of source ...

You an always create your own script, which saves and loads data from a file.
You might find keyword stream useful if you decide to do so.

I think that messages should also be included to the PlayerEntity so you could just do <player>.sendMessage(...), but then again if that's needed, it's not too hard to implement myself. May I ask the reasons behind this change? It would be good to hear some reasons behind most of the major decisions...

Ayuto wrote:As you can see here EasyPlayer is a simple object. So everytime you want to get an instance, a new instance will be created.

This would've been enough, problem is that I'm on a phone so I couldn't test it myself. But thanks

Weeeeeell.. I'd do it the same way as I did it during the good ol' ES days -- much thanks to Satoon again for that!! from events import Event from players import EasyPlayer players = {} # declare a dictionary, not a list! @Event def player_activate(GameEvent): userid = GameEvent.GetInt(...

I can't download the newest build yet, so I can't test this out for couple of days. However, I was just wondering, if I get EasyPlayer from userid, and then later on check if an other EasyPlayer instance from the same userid is equal to the first EasyPlayer, will it be? Or would I have to compare li...

Indeed, would make things a lot easier. Then again, you can write it in a simple .py file by yourself too. Also, there seems to be a small discussion about team's already, you should check the page 2 atleast.

Well, you say you are loading "test", but the code block says "Test". Which one is it, so that we can help further? Just as a note, "test" is a built-in module in Python3, so you will be unable to use a script at ../addons/source-python/test/test.py . We "could" eventually remove this module, but t...

I've been working on this problem for a while now, and decided to come ask you guys. What I got now, are two files as following: ..\addons\source-python\test\test.py ..\addons\source-python\test\classes.py Now if I want to import classes.py file into my test.py file, this is what I'd do: from classe...

i dont see the difference of using "EasyPlayer or EdictofPlayer" ? There isn't any if you're only calling SetPropInt. However, EasyPlayer holds in alot more than that. EasyPlayer can use all (or atleast most?) the same functions as EdictOfPlayer, and it has alot more, fe. it can get player's name, ...

Right, makes sense.

your-name-here wrote:The goal of Source-Python is to provide one-to-one translation of C++ to Python.

I should keep this in mind.

And it's not a big deal, was just asking out of curiosity I always hated es anyways.

Looks great, but just one question. Why don't you merge all (or most, atleast int, float and long) into one method, instead of multiple same methods with just different type? Since C++ does support function overloading, and Python doesn't even have to know anything about it.

Good to notice that people actually highlight ideas, and unlike most plugin developers, you guys actually consider suggestions... And GetIndexOfUserid would do the trick more than well enough, returning all 3, player, userid AND index would be just waste of cpu imo, since you would rarely need all 3...

Not sure who to quote, but case understood. And of course 3 lines ain't much, it's just that if we need to use them often, and the first 2 lines really rarely, it might start feeling useless coding. Well it's not useless, but I think you got the point. But it's just an other suggestion, you're the o...