[Release] CFGFile class

[JariZ]

Wrote this while being bored in the train, it provides really easy access to CFG files from all COD's
You can read and write stuff from CFG files with it
ReadDvar will return 'nope' when the cfg can't be found, trying to find a better solution for this
Fixed all problems, in case you want to know if the dvar wasn't found:
You can use myCFG.NotFound (it will be true when it's not found, don't forget to change it back to false before you call readdvar again!)

Example:

Code:

//Create a new CFGFile instance CFGFile myCFG = new CFGFile("players2\\server.cfg"); //Read the rcon password from server.cfg string rcon_password = myCFG.ReadDvar("rcon_password"); //Set the rcon password to 'bananas' myCFG.WriteDvar("rcon_password", "bananas", false);

The class:

Code:

using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.IO; namespace ServerConfigurator { class CFGFile { string path; public CFGFile(string file) { path = file; } public string ReadDvar(string dvar) { string[] lines = File.ReadAllLines(path); foreach (string line in lines) { try { string[] split = line.Split(new string[] { " " }, StringSplitOptions.None); if (split[1] == dvar) { string temp = ""; if (split.Length > 3) { int i = -1; foreach (string f in split) { i++; if (i == split.Length+1) temp += f; else if(i > 1) { temp += f; temp += " "; } } } else temp = split[2]; if (temp.StartsWith("\"")) return temp.Replace("\"", ""); else return temp; } } catch { } } NotFound = true; return ""; } public bool NotFound = false; public void WriteDvar(string dvar, string value, bool integer) { ReadDvar(dvar); if (NotFound) { StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(path, true); if (!integer) sw.WriteLine(string.Format("seta {0} \"{1}\"", dvar, value)); else sw.WriteLine(string.Format("seta {0} {1}", dvar, value)); sw.Close(); } else { string[] lines = File.ReadAllLines(path); int i = -1; foreach (string line in lines) { i++; try { string[] split = line.Split(new string[] { " " }, StringSplitOptions.None); if (split[1] == dvar || "\""+split[1]+"\"" == dvar) { if (integer) split[2] = value; else split[2] = "\"" + value + "\""; lines[i] = string.Format("{0} {1} {2}", split[0], split[1], split[2]); File.Delete(path); StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(path); foreach (string l33t in lines) { sw.WriteLine(l33t); } sw.Close(); break; } } catch { } } } NotFound = false; } } }

[kokole]

rcon password "bananas"

[Pozzuh]

What happens when 2 plugins write to the config at the same time?

[JariZ]

It will probably throw an error, but the chances of this happening are very unlikely (because reading takes like 1 ms), you can just run it in a try { } if you're afraid of this happening

[Pozzuh]

It will probably throw an error, but the chances of this happening are very unlikely (because reading takes like 1 ms), you can just run it in a try { } if you're afraid of this happening

if 2 plugins do this on loadserver() the chance is pretty high

[kokole]

It will probably throw an error, but the chances of this happening are very unlikely (because reading takes like 1 ms), you can just run it in a try { } if you're afraid of this happening

if 2 plugins do this on loadserver() the chance is pretty high

true

[JariZ]

@kokole you don't know anything about it, so don't pretend you are
@Pozzuh no because the plugins get called one by one and not all at the same time, therefore your argument is invalid

[kokole]

@kokole you don't know anything about it, so don't pretend you are
@Pozzuh no because the plugins get called one by one and not all at the same time, therefore your argument is invalid

that I dont know anything about it? ok,ok. lets see