official GF v18.1 - Messenger Get Friend Names

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[Ken 890]

Webzen didn't create a new function to return m_FriendNameMap. They just make m_FriendNameMap public. (It was protected before). Also, you can use const_iterator instead of iterator. (You're not modifying it.)

Here is the reversed version of webzen's function.

This version is for c++11

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PyObject * messengerGetFriendNames(PyObject * poSelf, PyObject * poArgs)
{
	const CPythonMessenger & messenger = CPythonMessenger::Instance();	
	PyObject * mainTuple = PyTuple_New(messenger.m_FriendNameMap.size());	
	
	uint32_t pos = 0;
	for (const auto friendName : messenger.m_FriendNameMap)
	{
		PyTuple_SetItem(mainTuple, pos, PyString_FromString(friendName.c_str()));
		++pos;
	}

	return mainTuple;
}

 

This is for c++03

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PyObject * messengerGetFriendNames(PyObject * poSelf, PyObject * poArgs)
{
	const CPythonMessenger & messenger = CPythonMessenger::Instance();	
	PyObject * mainTuple = PyTuple_New(messenger.m_FriendNameMap.size());	
	
	int pos = 0;
	for (std::set<std::string>::const_iterator it = messenger.m_FriendNameMap.begin(); it != messenger.m_FriendNameMap.end(); ++it)
	{
		PyTuple_SetItem(mainTuple, pos, PyString_FromString(it->c_str()));
		++pos;
	}

	return mainTuple;
}

 

PS:

This function has come with a system that called mailbox. 

Best Regards

Ken

[VegaS™ 9942]

1 hour ago, Ken said:

Webzen didn't create a new function to return m_FriendNameMap. They just make m_FriendNameMap public. (It was protected before). Also, you can use const_iterator instead of iterator. (You're not modifying it.)

I was thinking of this way too, but i'm was so bored to remake tutorial for replace protected m_FriendNameMap with public one , because i did it some months ago just for mailbox. 

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Edited August 25, 2022 by Metin2 Dev
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