[RELEASE]Modified Azure Server by Requi

Requi · 07/12/2013, 19:56

Here we go:

Commands in the Console:

Code:

Damage: dmg USERID DamageAmount
Ship: ship USERID ShipID
Name: name USERID NewName
Speed: speed USERID SpeedAmount
Kick: kick USERID
Factionchange: fac USERID FactionID
HitPoints - hp USERID HPAmount
Shield - shield USERID SHDAmount
MaxShield - maxshield USERID MaxSHDAmount
Close the Server: exit

If you close the server, the settings,will be lost, because it doesn't get written in the database.

Download Source:

VT:
Not needed in my opinion, because you can see all in the source

Quote:

Originally Posted by chichi011

I had a little chat with Requi today and I decided to post the Settings class I've been using in all my projects, helping me to load program settings at runtime, so I don't have to rebuild the project every time I want to change a small detail.

Spoiler

Code:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

/*
Copyright C 2013 - Barney / chichi011

Do not remove this header !
*/

namespace PandaServer
{
    public static partial class Program
    {
        public static Dictionary<string, dynamic> Settings { get; set; }

        public static async Task<Dictionary<string, dynamic>> LoadSettingsAsync()
        {
            var temp = new Dictionary<string, dynamic>(25);
            using (var reader = new StreamReader("server.ini"))
            {
                string line = "";
                while ((line = await reader.ReadLineAsync()) != null)
                {
                    if ((line = line.Trim()) == string.Empty || line.StartsWith("##") || line.StartsWith("'")) continue;
                    var data = line.Split('=');
                    if (data[1].StartsWith("^pair("))
                        temp.Add(data[0], ParsePair(data[1]));
                    else if (data[1].StartsWith("^tuple("))
                        temp.Add(data[0], ParseTriple(data[1]));
                    else
                        temp.Add(data[0], ParseValue(data[1]));
                }
            }

            return temp;
        }

        public static dynamic ParseValue(string value)
        {
            dynamic item;
            bool _bool;
            int _int;
            double _double;
            if (!int.TryParse(value, out _int))
                if (!bool.TryParse(value, out _bool))
                    if (!double.TryParse(value, out _double))
                        item = value;
                    else item = _double;
                else item = _bool;
            else item = _int;
            return item;
        }

        static dynamic ParsePair(string expression)
        {
            var split = expression.Replace("^pair(", "").Replace(")", "").Split(',');
            return Tuple.Create(ParseValue(split[0]), ParseValue(split[1]));
        }

        static dynamic ParseTriple(string expression)
        {
            var split = expression.Replace("^tuple(", "").Replace(")", "").Split(',');
            return Tuple.Create(ParseValue(split[0]), ParseValue(split[1]), ParseValue(split[2]));
        }
    }
}

How to use this ?

Code:

// In C# code:
hero.DamageManager.LF3_Damage = Program.Settings["hero_LF3_Damage"];


// In Settings File:
## Damage config
' this is a comment
'
hero_LF3_Damage=150

I hope, somebody can handle with it and modify it more

Regards,
Requi

sefasaiddeniz · 07/12/2013, 19:58

YOU ARE AWAYSOME(SORRY FOR ENGLİSH)

can you add exe

Requi · 07/12/2013, 20:00

I made this 1 month ago. But now I share it with you

sefasaiddeniz · 07/12/2013, 20:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by Requi

I made this 1 month ago. But now I share it with you

thank you so much

»Barney« · 07/12/2013, 20:08

I had a little chat with Requi today and I decided to post the Settings class I've been using in all my projects, helping me to load program settings at runtime, so I don't have to rebuild the project every time I want to change a small detail.

Spoiler

Code:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

/*
Copyright C 2013 - Barney / chichi011

Do not remove this header !
*/

namespace PandaServer
{
    public static partial class Program
    {
        public static Dictionary<string, dynamic> Settings { get; set; }

        public static async Task<Dictionary<string, dynamic>> LoadSettingsAsync()
        {
            var temp = new Dictionary<string, dynamic>(25);
            using (var reader = new StreamReader("server.ini"))
            {
                string line = "";
                while ((line = await reader.ReadLineAsync()) != null)
                {
                    if ((line = line.Trim()) == string.Empty || line.StartsWith("##") || line.StartsWith("'")) continue;
                    var data = line.Split('=');
                    if (data[1].StartsWith("^pair("))
                        temp.Add(data[0], ParsePair(data[1]));
                    else if (data[1].StartsWith("^tuple("))
                        temp.Add(data[0], ParseTriple(data[1]));
                    else
                        temp.Add(data[0], ParseValue(data[1]));
                }
            }

            return temp;
        }

        public static dynamic ParseValue(string value)
        {
            dynamic item;
            bool _bool;
            int _int;
            double _double;
            if (!int.TryParse(value, out _int))
                if (!bool.TryParse(value, out _bool))
                    if (!double.TryParse(value, out _double))
                        item = value;
                    else item = _double;
                else item = _bool;
            else item = _int;
            return item;
        }

        static dynamic ParsePair(string expression)
        {
            var split = expression.Replace("^pair(", "").Replace(")", "").Split(',');
            return Tuple.Create(ParseValue(split[0]), ParseValue(split[1]));
        }

        static dynamic ParseTriple(string expression)
        {
            var split = expression.Replace("^tuple(", "").Replace(")", "").Split(',');
            return Tuple.Create(ParseValue(split[0]), ParseValue(split[1]), ParseValue(split[2]));
        }
    }
}

How to use this ?

Code:

// In C# code:
hero.DamageManager.LF3_Damage = Program.Settings["hero_LF3_Damage"];


// In Settings File:
## Damage config
' this is a comment
'
hero_LF3_Damage=150

boxxy96 · 07/12/2013, 20:32

Thanks for the source!

Requi · 07/12/2013, 22:45

If you want any command, then say it. I'll look, if I can add it

remixmakk · 07/12/2013, 22:51

Hi, Requi sorry for asking I may be a bit stupid ^^ but it would be nice if you can tell me how to install this.
Thank you and sorry for being stupid.

Requi · 07/12/2013, 23:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by remixmakk

Hi, Requi sorry for asking I may be a bit stupid ^^ but it would be nice if you can tell me how to install this.
Thank you and sorry for being stupid.

Tutorials:

Do this with the new .exe
In the bin/debug Folder

drukkie · 07/13/2013, 02:31

thank you requi i hope there will be a server soon with shop and so on... anyway it works just fine all and i dont even know much about all this things and still it worked for me .. great tutorial ..

th0rex · 07/13/2013, 08:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by chichi011

I had a little chat with Requi today and I decided to post the Settings class I've been using in all my projects, helping me to load program settings at runtime, so I don't have to rebuild the project every time I want to change a small detail.

Spoiler

Code:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

/*
Copyright C 2013 - Barney / chichi011

Do not remove this header !
*/

namespace PandaServer
{
    public static partial class Program
    {
        public static Dictionary<string, dynamic> Settings { get; set; }

        public static async Task<Dictionary<string, dynamic>> LoadSettingsAsync()
        {
            var temp = new Dictionary<string, dynamic>(25);
            using (var reader = new StreamReader("server.ini"))
            {
                string line = "";
                while ((line = await reader.ReadLineAsync()) != null)
                {
                    if ((line = line.Trim()) == string.Empty || line.StartsWith("##") || line.StartsWith("'")) continue;
                    var data = line.Split('=');
                    if (data[1].StartsWith("^pair("))
                        temp.Add(data[0], ParsePair(data[1]));
                    else if (data[1].StartsWith("^tuple("))
                        temp.Add(data[0], ParseTriple(data[1]));
                    else
                        temp.Add(data[0], ParseValue(data[1]));
                }
            }

            return temp;
        }

        public static dynamic ParseValue(string value)
        {
            dynamic item;
            bool _bool;
            int _int;
            double _double;
            if (!int.TryParse(value, out _int))
                if (!bool.TryParse(value, out _bool))
                    if (!double.TryParse(value, out _double))
                        item = value;
                    else item = _double;
                else item = _bool;
            else item = _int;
            return item;
        }

        static dynamic ParsePair(string expression)
        {
            var split = expression.Replace("^pair(", "").Replace(")", "").Split(',');
            return Tuple.Create(ParseValue(split[0]), ParseValue(split[1]));
        }

        static dynamic ParseTriple(string expression)
        {
            var split = expression.Replace("^tuple(", "").Replace(")", "").Split(',');
            return Tuple.Create(ParseValue(split[0]), ParseValue(split[1]), ParseValue(split[2]));
        }
    }
}

How to use this ?

Code:

// In C# code:
hero.DamageManager.LF3_Damage = Program.Settings["hero_LF3_Damage"];


// In Settings File:
## Damage config
' this is a comment
'
hero_LF3_Damage=150

I think Reading it from the Database is better then your Way. Cause this Way everyone has the Same dmg...

»Barney« · 07/13/2013, 08:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by omitma

I think Reading it from the Database is better then your Way. Cause this Way everyone has the Same dmg...

The example with "LF-3" was just because that was the only idea I had, but you can modify the maximum range for shooting, the number of bonus boxes on the map and stuff like that.

I wanna see you creating a table in your DB just for server settings. It wouldn't be so efficient

bot_user1234 · 07/13/2013, 09:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by omitma

I think Reading it from the Database is better then your Way. Cause this Way everyone has the Same dmg...

I agree with you ^^

th0rex · 07/13/2013, 10:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by chichi011

The example with "LF-3" was just because that was the only idea I had, but you can modify the maximum range for shooting, the number of bonus boxes on the map and stuff like that.

I wanna see you creating a table in your DB just for server settings. It wouldn't be so efficient

For Range it wouldnt be efficient but for bonusboxes it would be. And i dont know why you would like to change the atack Range for all Users.Both, dB and your idea should be Used i think.

Andrej-Delany · 07/13/2013, 10:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by chichi011

The example with "LF-3" was just because that was the only idea I had, but you can modify the maximum range for shooting, the number of bonus boxes on the map and stuff like that.

I wanna see you creating a table in your DB just for server settings. It wouldn't be so efficient

I thinks it´s great you could write all these "ranges" into the appconfig and read key per key from there.
(i don´t know about secure by doing this but who cares

)
i´m going to use it because loading from a DB is mostly slower than reading from appconfig ( i think so)

PS: LINQ = "bäh" use Lambda expressions thats coding laguage independed