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I'm getting this error everytime I wanna load my addon sp_restrict
I ain't got no clue... does every module has "globals" as attribute by default?!

Well looking at addons/manager.py it should have "globals", I'm confused lol.

I'm not sure how that would load anyway. You have to import event from events.decorator. Also, there is no need to import anything directly from the sp module as of yet. And eventname isn't a method/property/attribute of the GameEvent class (you should use GetName() instead).

Satoon

Woops! but
gives me the same error :/

No idea... I do not get that error. Try deleting your _libs folder and reuploading the _libs directory. And again, it's from events.decorator not from events.decorators

Satoon

Also, I would like it if people would not use the arguments ev or event_var for this. Instead of a dictionary class being passed, an IGameEvent instance is passed. I mean, if you wish to use it, fine, but "try" to get used to the ideas of this plugin. I typically use GameEvent anymore (since we decided upon naming conventions).

Satoon

Oops oh gosh... yeah that makes sense. I just used ev for testing =) Of course I can change it

Well, but why doesn't SP give me an import error instead of this error? I mean, if the file's name is decorator and not decorators... misleading traceback^^

That is why I asked if you could reupload. Using the same code you have, I get an error on sp_load. The error you get really makes no sense whatsoever.

If the base file (<script>/<script>.py) doesn't exist, we call FileNotFoundError, which passes silently. If the file exists, but the addon fails on __import__, an error "should" be being raised and then is printed to the console without the addon being added to the dictionary. If that doesn't happen, then and only then does a _LoadedAddon instance actually get passed back instead of "None". This instance "must" have a globals attribute. We even call <instance>.globals when loading an addon.

Satoon

Are you using the version from the download or are you using TortoiseHG? I guess that "could" be an issue with the older version, which is in the download. To get the newest version, look at this wiki page:
http://www.sourcepython.com/forums/showwiki.php?title=Source_Python:Building_from_source

At this point, you don't necessarily have to build the .dll files as I don't think a whole lot has been added. But you should use that to update your sp.py as well as the _libs folder.

Satoon

I built it from source... maybe I'll just have to update it.

EDIT: now the server crashes on startup... lol

Just updated mine, too. There was a crash that was occurring for some people, and the update for that included adding in 2 more files:
http://code.google.com/p/source-python/source/detail?r=f7e51298b09e0073c075d36b2ff8407401ca7ab6

Copy those files from your source, and upload them to the same directory on your server.

Satoon

Okay thanks. Gonna try it

EDIT: server still shuts down, getting the following error:


EDIT2: wow, you can see nothing in that picture... okay, it says

BackRaw wrote:Okay thanks. Gonna try it

EDIT: server still shuts down, getting the following error:

I don't know if you made the picture this size or if the forum did but oh god is that small :P

Also, please go to your addons/source-python/engines/plat-win directory and list out all of the dll files for me that you see.

I edited the post because the picture is so small^^

• msvcp100d.dll
• msvcp100.dll
• python33.dll
• python33_d.dll
• sqlite3.dll
• sqlite3_d.dll

Maybe renaming msvcp100d.dll to msvcp100_d.dll does the trick?

EDIT: it doesn't.

EDIT2: I'm confused, it's looking for msvc[color="#A52A2A"]r[/color]100d.dll, not msvc[color="#A52A2A"]p[/color]100d.dll

BackRaw wrote:Okay thanks. Gonna try it

EDIT: server still shuts down, getting the following error:

[ATTACH=CONFIG]15[/ATTACH]

EDIT2: wow, you can see nothing in that picture... okay, it says

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[SP LOADER] Loading [.....]\plat-win\msvcr100d.dll
============================================
[SP LOADER] could not load visual studio runtime! Aborting load...
Failed to load plugin "addons/source-python"
Missing shutdown function for sv.Init( bDedicated ) : sv.Shutdown()

You are missing the msvcr100.dll and msvcr100d.dll files.
Get them from here:
http://code.google.com/p/source-python/source/browse/#hg%2Faddons%2Fsource-python%2Fengines%2Fplat-win

I updated the source and compiled it again, but I forgot to copy over the addons directory...

Thanks for your help, it works now =)

+ the addon works now, too

EDIT: but, if I change the import to the wrong one (from events import decorators) on purpose, there's still the "globals" error =/

BackRaw wrote:I updated the source and compiled it again, but I forgot to copy over the addons directory...

Thanks for your help, it works now =)

+ the addon works now, too

EDIT: but, if I change the import to the wrong one (from events import decorators) on purpose, there's still the "globals" error =/

You are importing a module that doesn't exist within source.python's search paths. Python then attempts to load your addon and bails out because the module decorators. Because it bails out mid-load, nothing is setup for the module. This is why you don't have a globals attribute.

This is to be expected. Nothing is wrong here

your-name-here wrote:You are importing a module that doesn't exist within source.python's search paths. Python then attempts to load your addon and bails out because the module decorators. Because it bails out mid-load, nothing is setup for the module. This is why you don't have a globals attribute.

This is to be expected. Nothing is wrong here

True, true... but I can't do anything, I can't un- or reload the addon, I can't do nothing. It just gives me this message everytime. That's what's wrong imo^^

I honestly cannot replicate this issue. I have no idea why that is happening on your server. It does not make any sense...

I get this error when using the wrong import name:
Satoon

satoon101 wrote:It does not make any sense...
Satoon

Yep, it definitely doesn't!