MacroQuest64

Posted: **Tue Oct 21, 2003 10:25 am**

Ok rather then ask for something this time I thought I try coding it.
$servername returns the name of the server your playing on.
I haven't tried it yet - at work right now.
Please let me know if I missed something.
in MacroParser.h

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//pmp funcs
PARMFUNC(parmServerName)

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PARMLIST Parms[] = {
{"servername", "parmServerName", NULL},

in macroParser.cpp

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DWORD parmServerName(PCHAR szVar, PCHAR szOutput, PSPAWNINFO pChar)
{
    // $servername
    strcat(szOutput,((PCHAR)EQADDR_SERVERNAME));
    return 14;
}

Posted: **Wed Oct 22, 2003 11:23 am**

McKorr,
I understand you've worked with the servername for another peice of code, can you see if this looks right to you?

Posted: **Wed Oct 22, 2003 11:52 am**

Take a look in EQLib_Mouse. The routine that determines the UI_Character_Server.ini file.

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	if (!EQADDR_SERVERNAME) 
		return FALSE;
	sprintf(UIFile,"%s\\UI_%s_%s.ini",gszEQPath,pCharInfo->Name,EQADDR_SERVERNAME);

I think that would make it

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DWORD parmServerName(PCHAR szVar, PCHAR szOutput) 
{ 
    // $servername 
    strcat(szOutput,EQADDR_SERVERNAME); 
    return 14; 
}

Posted: **Thu Oct 23, 2003 12:30 pm**

Darn I missed something, Both codes CTD
So much for my first effort, can someone more knowledgable give me a hint where I messed up? I'd like to be a useful contributor - but not quite sure what I'm missing.

Posted: **Thu Oct 23, 2003 1:18 pm**

I'll throw you a bone here :) Mckorr is great, but not so much of an expert at C++ as he is with other parts of the project.

So here's the deal -- printf is looking for extra parameters as void*, whereas strcat is looking for char*. In other words, it doesn't need a type cast to become void* from whatever it happens to be, to be used in printf. Luckily, EQADDR_SERVERNAME is defined as PCHAR, so your type cast ((PCHAR)EQADDR_SERVERNAME) doesn't do anything and will work the same way with or without it.

The only thing I'd be concerned with is the return 14.

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 *       DWORD return value: Old "i++" value. e.g. number of chars to skip   *
 *                           in original string. Size of your parameter,     *
 *                           without the "$", and minus 1. $spawn(250,type)  *
 *                           should return 14. Returning 10000 indicates an  *
 *                           error return. (Bad macro parameter)             *
 *                                                                           *

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$spawn(250,type)
$servername

return 10 instead and your code should work as far as I know :)

Posted: **Thu Oct 23, 2003 2:14 pm**

Nope return 10 still CTD

Posted: **Fri Oct 24, 2003 9:12 am**

Lax, I suck at C++

I'm an Intelligence Analyst by trade, not a programmer. I also missed something.

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DWORD parmServerName(PCHAR szVar, PCHAR szOutput, [color=red]PSPAWNINFO pChar[/color]) 
{ 
    // $servername 
    strcat(szOutput,EQADDR_SERVERNAME); 
    return [color=red]10[/color]; 
}

Try that.

MacroQuest64

newfeat: $Servername ??

newfeat: $Servername ??