Additional for plugin functions about powertunnel-android HOT 9 CLOSED

Yes, standard interfaces are fully available to you, and you can call readTextFile from your plugin's main class to read any file in configs directory, like it is used here.

Didn't really think of a way to obtain configuration directory at runtime, I will add a method for that in the next version, you can just hardcode it at the moment.

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Yes, standard interfaces are fully available to you, and you can call readTextFile from your plugin's main class to read any file in configs directory, like it is used here.

Didn't really think of a way to obtain configuration directory at runtime, I will add a method for that in the next version, you can just hardcode it at the moment.

oh okay okay thanks, and, can you make Error Messagebox for Plugins please

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example, if user didnt put anything at user input, it will show error messagebox on android, or when user press start button, the app wil show error message

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Yes, standard interfaces are fully available to you, and you can call readTextFile from your plugin's main class to read any file in configs directory, like it is used here.

Didn't really think of a way to obtain configuration directory at runtime, I will add a method for that in the next version, you can just hardcode it at the moment.

oh yeah, btw, i mean like file user interface, so user can select the file

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example, if user didnt put anything at user input, it will show error messagebox on android, or when user press start button, the app wil show error message

You can throw an exception and its message will be shown to user

oh yeah, btw, i mean like file user interface, so user can select the file

I intended this as a tool primarily for an advanced users, but I'll consider adding such feature.
If you a built-in text file editor, you can declare additional config files in plugin manifest like this, and then long-press a gear in plugin list to access it.

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You can throw an exception and its message will be shown to user

Sorry, can you make the example code?

Thanks

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public class MyPlugin extends PowerTunnelPlugin {

    @Override
    public void onProxyInitialization(@NotNull ProxyServer proxy) {
        // ...
        if (somethingIsWrong) {
            throw new Exception("Error message");
        }
        // ...
    }

}

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ohh okay okay, and it will show the dialog error?

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okay okay thanks

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