camelot10 155 Posted September 15, 2017 Share Posted September 15, 2017 @Droidz im trying to figure out how i can track quester profile changing void TestProductEvents() { robotManager.Events.ProductEvents.OnDisposeProduct += OnProductDispose; robotManager.Events.ProductEvents.OnProductPauseStarted += OnProductPauseStarted; robotManager.Events.ProductEvents.OnProductLoaded += OnProductLoaded; robotManager.Events.ProductEvents.OnProductStarting += OnProductStarting; robotManager.Events.ProductEvents.OnProductStarted += OnProductStarted; robotManager.Events.ProductEvents.OnProductStopping += OnProductStopping; robotManager.Events.ProductEvents.OnProductStopped += OnProductStopped; robotManager.Events.ProductEvents.OnProductRestarting += OnProductRestarting; robotManager.Products.Products.OnChangedIsAliveProduct += OnChangedIsAliveProduct; robotManager.Products.Products.OnChangedIsStarted += OnChangedIsStarted; robotManager.Products.Products.OnProductNeedSettings += OnProductNeedSettings; } private void OnProductNeedSettings(robotManager.Products.Products.ProductNeedSettingsEventArgs e) { Logging.Write("@@@ TEST OnProductNeedSettings " + e); } private void OnChangedIsStarted(robotManager.Products.Products.IsStartedChangeEventArgs e) { Logging.Write("@@@ TEST OnChangedIsStarted " + e); } private void OnChangedIsAliveProduct(robotManager.Products.Products.IsAliveProductChangeEventArgs e) { Logging.Write("@@@ TEST OnChangedIsAliveProduct " + e); } private void OnProductRestarting(string str) { Logging.Write("@@@ TEST OnProductRestarting " + str); } private void OnProductStopped(string str) { Logging.Write("@@@ TEST OnProductStopped " + str); } private void OnProductStopping(string str) { Logging.Write("@@@ TEST OnProductStopping " + str); } private void OnProductStarted(string str) { Logging.Write("@@@ TEST OnProductStarted " + str); } private void OnProductStarting(string str) { Logging.Write("@@@ TEST OnProductStarting " + str); } void OnProductLoaded(string productName) { Logging.Write("@@@ TEST OnProductLoaded " + productName); } void OnProductDispose(string productName) { Logging.Write("@@@ TEST OnProductDispose " + productName); } void OnProductPauseStarted(string productName) { Logging.Write("@@@ TEST OnProductPauseStarted " + productName); } i got two profiles. first one subscribe on events and load second profile (LoadProfile step in questing order list). second profile is empty with log message i run this code in static class constructor of attached custom script test.cs this gives me log: 02:03:10 - @@@ TEST OnChangedIsAliveProduct robotManager.Products.Products+IsAliveProductChangeEventArgs 02:03:11 - [PathTracer] started 02:03:11 - --- TEST START --- 02:03:11 - --- TEST COMPLETE --- 02:03:11 - [Quester] Started 02:03:13 - === TEST2 START === 02:03:13 - --- TEST 2 DONE --- is there and posibility to track that current quester profile changed? i tryed to check Quester.Bot.QuesterSetting.CurrentSetting.ProfileName but its still same: first profile logicaly, one of this events should fire when other profile loaded, but nothing happened. robotManager.Events.ProductEvents.OnDisposeProduct robotManager.Events.ProductEvents.OnProductRestarting robotManager.Products.Products.OnChangedIsAliveProduct robotManager.Products.Products.OnChangedIsStarted any info or tip how i can track profile change and load? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Droidz 2671 Posted September 17, 2017 Share Posted September 17, 2017 Hello, you can try with log like (t.xml): robotManager.Events.LoggingEvents.OnAddLog += delegate(robotManager.Helpful.Logging.Log log) { // Logging.WriteDebug("[Quester] LoadProfile: " + Bot.Profile.QuestsSorted[i].NameClass); var logStartBy = "[Quester] LoadProfile: "; if (log != null && log.LogType == robotManager.Helpful.Logging.LogType.Debug && log.Text.StartsWith(logStartBy)) { var profile = log.Text.Remove(0, logStartBy.Length).Trim(); System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show("Profile changed: " + profile); } }; (you can also write custom log from your profile and track it with "LoggingEvents.OnAddLog") Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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