gm_stringtable

Access to the source engine stringtables.

Usage

require("stringtable")

PrintTable(GetAllStringTables())
local tbl = StringTable("client_lua_files")
PrintTable(tbl:GetTable())

For the x86_64 branch:

Building the project for linux/macos

1. Get premake add it to your PATH
2. Get garrysmod_common (with git clone https://github.com/danielga/garrysmod_common --recursive --branch=x86-64-support-sourcesdk) and set an env var called GARRYSMOD_COMMON to the path of the local repo
3. Run premake5 gmake in your local copy of this repo
4. Navigate to the makefile directory (cd /projects/linux/gmake or cd /projects/macosx/gmake)
5. Run make config=releasewithsymbols_x86_64

Building the project on windows

1. Get premake add it to your PATH
2. Get garrysmod_common (with git clone https://github.com/danielga/garrysmod_common --recursive --branch=x86-64-support-sourcesdk) and set an env var called GARRYSMOD_COMMON to the path of the local repo
3. Run premake5 vs2019 in your local copy of this repo
4. Navigate to the project directory cd /projects/windows/vs2019
5. Open the .sln in Visual Studio 2019+
6. Select Release, and either x64 or x86
7. Build

For the current (x86) main branch:

Building the project for linux/macos

1. Get premake add it to your PATH
2. Get garrysmod_common (with git clone https://github.com/danielga/garrysmod_common --recursive) and set an env var called GARRYSMOD_COMMON to the path of the local repo
3. Edit premake5.lua and change PROJECT_GENERATOR_VERSION to 2
4. Run premake5 gmake in your local copy of this repo
5. Navigate to the makefile directory (cd /projects/linux/gmake or cd /projects/macosx/gmake)
6. Run make

Building the project on windows

1. Get premake add it to your PATH
2. Get garrysmod_common (with git clone https://github.com/danielga/garrysmod_common --recursive) and set an env var called GARRYSMOD_COMMON to the path of the local repo
3. Run premake5 vs2019 in your local copy of this repo
4. Edit premake5.lua and change PROJECT_GENERATOR_VERSION to 2
5. Navigate to the project directory cd /projects/windows/vs2019
6. Open the .sln in Visual Studio 2019+
7. Select Release, and either x64 or x86
8. Build