CmdManager and say commands

[arawra]

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Caught an Exception:

TypeError: stats() takes 2 positional arguments but 3 were given


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from command_c import get_say_command



def load():
    global cmdmanager
   
    cmdmanager = get_say_command('!stats')
    cmdmanager.add_callback(stats)


def stats(player, CICommand):
    global player_database


[satoon101]

Say command callbacks have 3 arguments:

http://www.sourcepython.com/showwiki.php?title=Wiki:commands+say

Satoon

[arawra]

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@SayCommand(['!stats', '!stat'])
def sayStats(playerinfo, teamonly, ccommand):
    # some stuff for getting strings etc.
    tell(playerinfo, 'String %s %s %s'%(string1, string2, string3))

def tell(player, msg=[]):
    msg = '\x04[D&D] \x01%s'%msg
    i = index_from_playerinfo(player)
    m = messages.SayText2(index=i, chat=1, message=msg)
    m.send(i)


From _libs\players\helpers.py Line 47

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    return playerinfo.get_edict()

RuntimeError: Access violation - no RITI data!


[Omega_K2]

This an odd error I've been getting too. Try replaceing
index_from_playerinfo
with
player.get_edict().get_index()

[satoon101]

That is very odd... That is exactly what index_from_playerinfo does. I will look into this issue when I have the time.

Satoon

[satoon101]

I cannot seem to reproduce this. Does this error always occur or just sometimes? Is the server Linux or Windows?

Satoon

[arawra]

I'll try firing up the server again. This is on Windows 7.

A note, I did not register the previous command. I'll do that and see if thats what is causing the issue.
E: Looks like you dont need to register when using @SayCommand

[satoon101]

Using the decorator class SayCommand automatically registers the command for you. In fact, all of the decorator classes in Source.Python automatically register and unregister the function that follows to the specific functionality. That is exactly what they are designed to do.

Satoon

[Omega_K2]

I cannot seem to reproduce this. Does this error always occur or just sometimes? Is the server Linux or Windows?

Satoon

It's random. Though it might be more likely to happen if you pass it to other functions a bunch of timesm.

I read on the web it has something with variable going out of scope in python (getting garbage collected), and as such the C side then has some problems with accessing it.