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[Sam]

Is it possible to create a universal variable that will be available from all plugins and modules? So that I can control the plugin variable from another plugin.
For example:

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# global
_G:dict

# plugin1.py
tmp = _G.copy()
tmp['test'] = 0xDEED
_G.update(tmp)

# plugin2.py
print(_G.get('test', None))

[L'In20Cible]

You could simply create a package into ../addons/source-python/packages/custom/ and import it into both plugins so that they share the same dictionary. Not using an external package would just make it rather difficult, as you would need to ensure the plugins are loaded, etc. before picking into each other's.

[satoon101]

You mean like:

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from plugin1 import plugin1

print(plugin1.tmp)

[Sam]

You do not understand me. I would like to implement `globals()` for everything.
When executing the plugin, I cannot interact with `dict` from outside the plugin environment.

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# plugin1.py
from threading import Thread
from time import sleep

def set():
    sleep(5)
    _G['test_var1'] = 288

th = Thread(target=set)
th.daemon = True
th.start()

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# plugin2.py
from threading import Thread
from time import sleep

def get():
    while True:
        print('[i] test_var1 -> {}'.format(_G.get('test_var1', 0))
        sleep(1)

th = Thread(target=get)
th.daemon = True
th.start()

[L'In20Cible]

You do not understand me. I would like to implement `globals()` for everything.
When executing the plugin, I cannot interact with `dict` from outside the plugin environment.

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# plugin1.py
from threading import Thread
from time import sleep
from mypackage import _G

def set():
    sleep(5)
    _G['test_var1'] = 288

th = Thread(target=set)
th.daemon = True
th.start()

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# plugin2.py
from threading import Thread
from time import sleep
from mypackage import _G

def get():
    while True:
        print('[i] test_var1 -> {}'.format(_G.get('test_var1', 0)))
        sleep(1)

th = Thread(target=get)
th.daemon = True
th.start()

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# ../addons/source-python/packages/custom/mypackage.py

_G = dict()

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sp plugin load plugin1;sp plugin load plugin2
[SP] Loading plugin 'plugin1'...
[SP] Successfully loaded plugin 'plugin1'.
[SP] Loading plugin 'plugin2'...
[i] test_var1 -> 0
[SP] Successfully loaded plugin 'plugin2'.
[i] test_var1 -> 0
[i] test_var1 -> 0
[i] test_var1 -> 0
[i] test_var1 -> 0
[i] test_var1 -> 288
[i] test_var1 -> 288
[i] test_var1 -> 288
[i] test_var1 -> 288

[Sam]

I didn’t know that it worked like that. I thought that if import a module into two plugins, then each will have its own `dict`.
Thanks you.

[Cat]

i like when all modules(plugins) in one big project which reflect play mode on the server(zombie, jail, public) so any such plugin(module) knows about state of each other, and then there is no problem, maximum knowledge and convenience