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[https://community.multitheftauto.com/index.php?p=resources&s=details&id=15127 Settings manager] is a simple resource to save/load player settings. '''All settings stored client-side in a XML file placed using private [[filepath]]''' ( ''\MTA San Andreas\mods\deathmatch\priv\<'''server-id'''>\settingsmanager'' )
[https://community.multitheftauto.com/index.php?p=resources&s=details&id=15127 Settings manager] is a simple resource to save/load player settings (any data). All settings stored client-side in a XML file placed using private [[filepath]] ( ''\MTA San Andreas\mods\deathmatch\priv\<server-id>\settingsmanager'' )


==Exported functions:==
==Exported functions:==
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saveSetting ( string settingName, var value [, string resourceName ] )             
saveSetting ( string settingName, var value [, string resourceName ] )             
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Returns true if value was successfully saved, false otherwise.
Returns ''true'' if value was successfully saved, ''false'' otherwise.
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loadSetting ( string settingName [, string resourceName ] )             
loadSetting ( string settingName [, string resourceName ] )             
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Returns the value if it was received successfully, '''nil''' otherwise. Strings "true" and "false" will be returned as booleans.
Returns the value if it was received successfully, ''nil'' otherwise. Strings "true" and "false" will be returned as booleans.


* '''Last argument is optional for both functions. It used to store settings in XML file under resourceName node.''' Default argument is the resource name of the resource which called the exported function.  See example below for more information.
* Last argument is optional for both functions. It used to store settings in XML file under resourceName node. Default argument is the resource name of the resource which called the exported function.  See example below for more information.


== Example: ==
== Example: ==

Revision as of 17:51, 6 January 2018

Settings manager is a simple resource to save/load player settings (any data). All settings stored client-side in a XML file placed using private filepath ( \MTA San Andreas\mods\deathmatch\priv\<server-id>\settingsmanager )

Exported functions:

saveSetting ( string settingName, var value [, string resourceName ] )             

Returns true if value was successfully saved, false otherwise.

loadSetting ( string settingName [, string resourceName ] )             

Returns the value if it was received successfully, nil otherwise. Strings "true" and "false" will be returned as booleans.

  • Last argument is optional for both functions. It used to store settings in XML file under resourceName node. Default argument is the resource name of the resource which called the exported function. See example below for more information.

Example:

For example we have a "language-manager" resource with script like this:

function changeLanguage ( _, newLang )
   if no newLang then
      outputChatBox('Error. Command syntax: /lang <language name>. Available languages: "english", "russian"')
      return
   end
   exports.settingsmanager:saveSetting("language", newLang)
end
addCommandHandler( "lang", changeLaguage )

function onStart ()
   local playerLanguage = exports.settingsmanager:loadSetting ( "language" )
   if no playerLanguage then
       exports.settingsmanager:saveSetting("language", "english") --here we set default language
   end
   outputChatBox ( "Current language is " ..playerLanguage.. ". Type /language to change")
end
addEventHandler( "onClientResourceStart", resourceRoot, onStart )

Then XML file will look like this:

<settings>
    <language-manager>
        <language>english</language>
    </language-manager>
</settings>

XML node called "language-manager" because resource name of the resource which called exported function is "language-manager".