Custom variables in plugin

[nullable]

I want to use custom variables like am_var1 but when I try next code I get an error:

server.cfg

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am_var1 "test_val"

code

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from cvars import cvar

def load():
    print('%s' % cvar.find_var('am_var1').get_string())

error

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AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get_string'

How can I get my am_var1 variable?

[Ayuto]

The reason for the error is that the variable does not exist, so you have to create it in prior to that.

Here is an example:
https://github.com/satoon101/VictimStats/blob/master/addons/source-python/plugins/victim_stats/config.py

And here is the Wiki page which might help you:
http://wiki.sourcepython.com/pages/config

[nullable]

Please help. What is wrong in my code?

cfg/source-python/hello.cfg

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am_var1 "test_val"

addons/source-python/plugins/hello/info.py

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from cvars.public import PublicConVar
#   Plugins
from plugins.info import PluginInfo


# =============================================================================
# >> PLUGIN INFO
# =============================================================================
info = PluginInfo()
info.name = 'Hello Plugin'
info.author = 'Team'
info.version = '1.0'
info.basename = 'hello'
info.variable = info.basename + '_version'
info.url = ''
info.convar = PublicConVar(info.variable, info.version, 0, info.name + ' Version')

addons/source-python/plugins/hello/hello.py

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from config.manager import ConfigManager

from hello.info import info

def load():
    with ConfigManager(info.basename) as config:
        var1 = config.cvar('am_var1', 'test_val', 0, 'VAR1')
        print('VAR1: %s' % var1)

result

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VAR1: {}

[nullable]

What is wrong in my code?

[satoon101]

Well, there are 2 things wrong at first glance.

One is an issue with the ConfigManager that we are still working on a fix for. That issue is that when the cfg file is executed, it currently takes 1 tick to get the value if it was changed in the cfg file.

The issue with your code is that you are printing out the config.cvar.CvarManager instance (which is a dictionary). If you want to get the value of the variable, you need to use the convar's get_<type> method:

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from config.manager import ConfigManager

from hello.info import info

def load():
    with ConfigManager(info.basename) as config:
        var1 = config.cvar('am_var1', 'test_val', 0, 'VAR1')
    print('VAR1: %s' % var1.get_string())

Again, though, currently that will always be the original value you set it to (test_val) on first load. We will work to fix this so that that isn't the case.

[nullable]

Thanks. The problem has been resolved.