Finding cvar doubles

by blitzz • 3 Nov 2009, 18:24 • Journals
so, is it possible to scan for double CVARS in my CFG? i remember a little tool for that long time ago, cant find the name..

btw tried cfgCheck by cl4ym4n, not helping..


thx in advance
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GoodGuyGary 3 Nov 2009, 18:25
a french guy made a cvar parser i'll upload it gimme a sec

http://www.sendspace.com/file/4ze1ho

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FUFFFFUFUFUFU

Lemme see if i still have it
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unblind 3 Nov 2009, 18:31
http://www.crossfire.nu/?x=news&mode=item&id=4842
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blitzz 3 Nov 2009, 18:42
"btw tried cfgCheck by cl4ym4n, not helping.."
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unblind 3 Nov 2009, 18:46
group them?

alternatively once you are in game just do

/writeconfig NO_DUPLICATE_CVARS_IN_THIS_CFG.cfg
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blitzz 3 Nov 2009, 18:49
i worked really hard on sorting the CFG so i wont destroy it now :x
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unblind 3 Nov 2009, 18:54
doesn't really matter what order they are in or if there are duplicates anyway as long as the last one has the setting you want !!
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blitzz 3 Nov 2009, 19:03
ye i know, all good exept "as long as the last one has the setting you want !! ", how can i know which one is the last if i dont even know if its doubled
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unblind 3 Nov 2009, 19:26
READ THE CONFIGS

agree with Gabt
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blitzz 3 Nov 2009, 19:35
how the fuck can i search duplicates over ~400 commands lines :\ thats why i asked if there is any tool for that..
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unblind 3 Nov 2009, 19:37
Open the file, select the first cvar
Ctrl + F
FIND
If you found a duplicate move the value to the first occurance and delete it

FIND again
If you didnt find any duplicates move on to the next cvar
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cl4ym4n 3 Nov 2009, 19:58
I just added this feature to my cfgCheck now... it shows you which and how often a cvar is present in the cfg, tho it's still up to you then to ctrl+f and delete the respective duplicates... however i think this already should help you...

http://www.cfgcheck.cl4ym4n.de/
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blitzz 3 Nov 2009, 20:02
good job, thanks :)
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Gabt 3 Nov 2009, 19:18
If you worked "hard" there wont be any duplicate commands.

/Logged off, dont reply
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suL1v 3 Nov 2009, 18:42
ctrl + f?
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blitzz 3 Nov 2009, 18:43
was waiting for the smartass..
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INSTi 3 Nov 2009, 20:15
use your eyes
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vib 3 Nov 2009, 20:18
ye but when I didn't know about wolfparser I actually used that solution :p
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vib 3 Nov 2009, 20:17
wolfparser is the way to go for this :)
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blitzz 3 Nov 2009, 20:21
fix anyway :P thx
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