Hi,
I'm having some problems on my serverplugin and i need some help.
here are the issues:
1. When i unload my plugin via plugin_unload, it's CON_COMMANDS and
cvar are still in place. Is there something I should do in MyPlugin::Unload()
to unregister the concommands/cvars? (also the plugin might be still running,
i didn't check that)
2. The code below is from the function that is called on plugin load, to
populate a struct array "serverPlayers[]" with the currently
connected player information. It is called in the constructor so
you can unload/load a new version while the map is running and
players connected. But it's crashing, take a look:
(..snip..)
for(int i=0;i<65;i++)
{
edict_t *pEntity = engine->PEntityOfEntIndex(i);
if (!pEntity || pEntity->IsFree()) continue;
IPlayerInfo *playerinfo=playerinfomanager->GetPlayerInfo(pEntity);
if (!playerinfo) continue;
//crashes right here!
if (!playerinfo->IsConnected()) continue;
// <insert code that fills serverPlayers[i] 's members with player's
info>
}
(..snip..)
I'm not a big fan of saving playerList/maxClients that are passed to
serverActivate, because it won't be called if the plugin is loaded after
the server initialization. My plugin needs to be loadable/unloadable
any time (so I can develop without disturbing the server crowd)
3. The code seems to crash if i register more than one CVAR, but i'm
still investigating that. Code is like this:
static ConVar myp_cvar1("myp_cvar1", "", FCVAR_PLUGIN | FCVAR_PROTECTED, "first
cvar");
static ConVar myp_cvar2("myp_cvar2", 1, FCVAR_PLUGIN | FCVAR_PROTECTED, "second
cvar"); //crash here!
Any suggestions?
I'm developing this plugin on Linux. (it took some effort to get it to
compile already :p )
It's currently in testing on two of my servers without these three features
and it's running
without any problems for a few days now.
Thanks,
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