sh_fixes.lua:100

I'm getting an error on the file.Exist function (sh_fixes.lua line 100, at the #files point)
This is the code I'm trying to run:

Code:

local Clockwork = Clockwork;
local COMMAND = Clockwork.command:New("PlyGiveFlags");
COMMAND.tip = "Give flags to a player.";
COMMAND.text = "<string Name> <string Flag(s)>";
COMMAND.access = "s";
COMMAND.arguments = 2;
function COMMAND:OnRun(player, arguments)
	local target = Clockwork.player:FindByID(arguments[1])
	if (target) then
		if (string.find(arguments[2], "a") or string.find(arguments[2], "s")
		or string.find(arguments[2], "o")) then
			Clockwork.player:Notify(player, "You cannot give 'o', 'a' or 's' flags!");
		else
			SaveFlags(target, arguments[2])
			Clockwork.player:GiveFlags(target, arguments[2]);
			Clockwork.player:NotifyAll(player:Name().." gave "..target:Name().." '"..arguments[2].."' global flags.")
		end;
	else
		Clockwork.player:Notify(player, arguments[1].." is not a valid character!");
	end;
end;
COMMAND:Register();

These are the functions, in sv_plugin.lua

Code:

function LoadFlags(player)
	plyflags = Clockwork.kernel:RestoreSchemaData("plugins/playerflags/"..player:SteamID());
	return plyflags
end

function SaveFlags(player, flags)
	local curflags = LoadFlags(player)
	local plyflags = flags
	if(curflags != nil and curflags != "") then
		for x = 0, string.len(plyflags) do
			if !string.find(curflags, string.sub(plyflags, x, x)) then
				curflags = curflags..string.sub(plyflags, x, x)
			end
		end
	end
	Clockwork.player:GiveFlags(player, curflags);
	Clockwork.kernel:SaveSchemaData("plugins/playerflags/"..player:SteamID(), curflags);
end

 

Sorry, here it is:
[Clockwork] The 'PostPlayerSpawn' plugin hook has failed to run.
gamemodes/clockwork/framework/sh_fixes.lua:100: attempt to get length of local 'files' (a nil value)

As well as:
[Clockwork] The 'PlyGiveFlags' command has failed to run.
gamemodes/clockwork/framework/sh_fixes.lua:100: attempt to get length of local 'files' (a nil value)

With the PostPlayerSpawn hook being the following:

Code:

function PLUGIN:PostPlayerSpawn(player, lightSpawn, changeClass, firstSpawn)
	Clockwork.player:TakeFlags(player, allflags)
	if(player:GetCharacterData(ExemptFlags) != nil and player:GetCharacterData(ExemptFlags) != "") then
		Clockwork.player:GiveFlags(player, LoadFlags(player)..player:GetCharacterData(ExemptFlags))
	else
		Clockwork.player:GiveFlags(player, LoadFlags(player))
	end
end

My own personal theory is that as the file for " Clockwork.kernel:SaveSchemaData("plugins/playerflags/"..player:SteamID(), curflags);" doesn't exist yet, and it would use the file.Exist to check it (which has issues) the file is nil and so it comes up with an error. What I don't know is how to prevent it without using the file.Exists in one of my checks (as it is broken I can't use it)

 

I was in an old version, however the CharacterData doesn't go between characters, and the plugin functions to give flags to all of a player's characters.

 

Never used those functions before so it never popped into my mind, but it makes sense, so thanks, I'll definately use that.

I meant an old version of my plugin.

EDIT: If I use this will it automatically update a player's flags whilst they are playing with the character whose flags got updated?
EDIT2: How might I load the content of _Flags? Extremely stupid question

 

Doesn't seem to work:

Code:

function SaveFlags(player, flags)
	local charactersTable = Clockwork.config:Get("mysql_characters_table"):Get();
	local queryObj = Clockwork.database:Update(charactersTable);
		queryObj:SetValue("_Flags", player:GetFlags()..flags);
		queryObj:AddWhere("_SteamID = ?", player:SteamID());
	queryObj:Push();
end

Code:

local Clockwork = Clockwork;
local COMMAND = Clockwork.command:New("PlyGiveFlags");
COMMAND.tip = "Give flags to a player.";
COMMAND.text = "<string Name> <string Flag(s)>";
COMMAND.access = "s";
COMMAND.arguments = 2;
function COMMAND:OnRun(player, arguments)
	local target = Clockwork.player:FindByID(arguments[1])
	if (target) then
		if (string.find(arguments[2], "a") or string.find(arguments[2], "s")
		or string.find(arguments[2], "o")) then
			Clockwork.player:Notify(player, "You cannot give 'o', 'a' or 's' flags!");
		else
			SaveFlags(target, arguments[2])
			Clockwork.player:NotifyAll(player:Name().." gave "..target:Name().." '"..arguments[2].."' global flags.")
		end;
	else
		Clockwork.player:Notify(player, arguments[1].." is not a valid character!");
	end;
end;
COMMAND:Register();

Doesn't give the player the flags.

 

Nope :'(

 

Found a better, working way of doing this.

Code:

player:SetData

If anyone is interested ^