get_filename_line request for help

[petertavy]

Please how can one use this command? I typed it in the console & got:

<function get_filename_line at [hex no] >

& when I typed this with brackets I got:

('renpy/common\00console.rpy', 1125)

& what I want to know is the line in the program where I opened the console.
please advise, thank you.

 

[Mattock]

hello,
not too much info.(and please use code-tags)
I just looked at "debugexports.py" and I suppose if you type

get_filename_line()

it returns e.g. ('renpy/common\00console.rpy', 1125)
because you're in the console(on line 1125 there)...
not sure if this is easily doable in the console...but what do you get by

repr( renpy.game.context().current )

if that is not also console.rpy there may be a way.

 

[anne O'nymous]

& when I typed this with brackets I got:

('renpy/common\00console.rpy', 1125)

What is normal, since it's where Ren'Py currently is.

repr( renpy.game.context().current )[/code]if that is not also console.rpy there may be a way.

It will still be the console.


The only way to have the information he want (where and in what file the script currently is) is to use renpy.get_filename_line from the game script itself. And it happen that someone made a tool for this.

This being said, there were some changes in Ren'Py, and now when used on a translated say line, renpy.get_filename_line Ren'Py will point to the translation file. There's probably a fix for this, but I haven't really looked for it yet.

 

[Mattock]

Thanx! I knew I read about a tool some ages ago! (my bad for not looking it up)
I just also checked and yes it's still the console.

My (not so good) proposion would have been to use RenPy interactive director(developer mode);
but I think you need the .rpy in the game dir, not only the .rpyc
(I just got some nasty exceptions while trying)

-> use the tool from anne O'nymous !

 

[anne O'nymous]

My (not so good) proposion would have been to use RenPy interactive director(developer mode);
but I think you need the .rpy in the game dir, not only the .rpyc
(I just got some nasty exceptions while trying)

Hmm...
Normally it shouldn't be a problem since it take the value directly from the AST, either through renpy.game.script.all_stmts, or renpy.game.context().current, I don't really know. But I admit that I near to never used it, it's too invasive for the use I could have of it.