Call a python function with binary

[Yiv 168]

Dear community,

 

I have done a small gui (for testing) and I have a function inside:

def UpdateRK(self, val):
	self.rklable.SetText(val)

I also added a packet which is sent from server and received by binary and I want to add inside the receive function a call of this python function with one argument (string).

 

How can I mange it?

 

Regards

[Sanchez 1406]

1. Open PythonPlayerModule.cpp and add this to the static PyMethodDef s_methods[]:

{ "GetRK",						playerGetRK,						METH_VARARGS },

2. Now still in PythonPlayerModule.cpp add this:

PyObject * playerGetRK(PyObject* poSelf, PyObject* poArgs)
{
	return Py_BuildValue("i", 15);
}

Add this to your py:

		def GetRKValue(self):
			return player.GetRK()

[Sanchez 1406]

You can easily call a function from binary:

PyCallClassMemberFunc(m_apoPhaseWnd[PHASE_WINDOW_GAME], "UpdateRK", Py_BuildValue("(i)", 15));

UpdateRK - Name of your event
(i) - The Py_BuildValue() Function
15 - Value what you want to push (Sure you can use variables too)
 
Example with a variable:

int pushThis = 15;
PyCallClassMemberFunc(m_apoPhaseWnd[PHASE_WINDOW_GAME], "UpdateRK", Py_BuildValue("(i)", pushThis));

[Yiv 168]

But now the function has to be in game.py, doen't it?

I have the function in an other file named uitestgui.py.

What's now?

 

Regards

[Sanchez 1406]

You can pass the value to that py or just use constInfo. Example:

 

1. Make a new variable in constInfo and name it to RKvalue

2. Paste this to your py:

	def OnUpdate(self):
		if not self.rklable.GetText() == str(constInfo.RKvalue):
			self.rklable.SetText(constInfo.RKvalue)

Add this function to game.py:

def UpdateRK(self, val):
    constInfo.RKvalue = val

[Yiv 168]

Hm..

Can I do a function with a return-value which I can call via python?

 

Something like GetRKValue()?

 

Regards

[Sanchez 1406]

Sure:

		def GetRKValue(self):
			return constInfo.RKvalue

[Yiv 168]

No, I mean that this function takes the value of a variable in Source. I saw something like "player.GetAlignmentData()" in uicharacter.py but I don't know how I should return the variable.

 

Regards

[Yiv 168]

Okay, thank you!

 

Regards

[Sanchez 1406]

One more important thing, do not forget to add this to the begin of your py:

import player

[Yiv 168]

Yes, I already did

Regards