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Someone of you maybe already read it in some other posts that I am writing on a wins-converter for GG4 to GG5.

Currently I'm stuck! My Problem is the following:
I open the old database with:

So far, so good. Now I'm getting all the data of the gg_players table:


Also no error, still looks good for me. Now I close the database:


First part is done. Now I want to get each player of the database-data and import it in the GG5 dict_winners-array.
I tried it like the following:


Here the errors start.


There is a error with gg4c_db[steamid].
In this moment I asked myself an important question: If I get the complete data out of the database, how is it safed in the keygroup?
After this question, I asked me another: I said Keygroup... do I work the same way with a keygroup like with an array? Hmm, lets ask the ESP-Wiki.
So I searched for keygroup, but all I got was a reference to the ESS-Wiki which didn't helped me.

Maybe you can help me?
Best Regards, PitBull

Change it to:

I have never worked with sql but it looks like you are on the right track. If you get this to work we would love to add it to gg_convert.


Thanks,
RideGuy

I'll give it a try. Thanks

~PitBull

I tried it, but it doesn't work at all. I think the problem is that the result of the SQL-query is saved in a keygroup, not in an array. I edited the code the following:

And the error came. So ES/Python isn't running the loop at all. Maybe this helps you...

Best Regards, PitBull

If you post a GG4 database I'll give it a shot.

Thanks,
RideGuy

Here you go

Best Regards, PitBull

We have added a GunGame4 converter based off of that code you started PitBull. Thanks for the help!

http://code.google.com/p/gungame-python ... tail?r=553

I'm glad you did it! I'm also very impressed how you realised it
Maybe you should check if the database exists. The ESP-Wiki says that the server may crash if the keygroup is deleted before running this command. And not existing equals to removed in my eyes .

ESP-Wiki wrote:May crash the server if the KeyValues instance is referenced after the keygroup is removed.

~PitBull

PitBull wrote:And not existing equals to removed in my eyes .

Nah. KeyValues doesn't work like that. It uses pointers to KeyValues. If the KeyValues is removed, you now have a NULL pointer -- that will cause a crash.

Again I learned something

Thank you,
~PitBull

PitBull wrote:Again I learned something

Thank you,
~PitBull

The more you know...