hmm, what files are you testing it with? i tested it like this if Not(GetManagerVersion(Major, Minor)) or (Major <> 1) or (Minor <> 0) then begin ShowMessage('Invalid Version of the plugin manager found'); Application.Terminate; end; SetPluginDirectory('.\Plugins\'); RefreshPluginList(); if mpIsFile...

Hmm, mpIsFileAnArchive will test whether a given file is a valid archive in the format indexed right? The Prince of Persia format just returns True all the time, even if it's not a valid archive?? res = mpisFileAnArchive (1, Filename) (= True for all files) W3rd. Are you checking to make sure the p...

okie dokie

I'll see what i can do about a "GetLastError"

yeah sorry, my bad, delphi aligns to the 64bit boundary, not the 32bit, i recompiled, this should be right. Ok, what you CAN do, is use 2 integers next to each other, and call them Flag1: Integer; Flag2: Integer; I only made room for more flags, but at the moment, only flags in the Flag1 are used at...

do you need more information?

oh yeah

don't forget to call mpGetOptions to get any "extra" options

Plugin Information is only for plug information, remember one plugin can support MULTIPLE formats if needed. This is just for present the user with what formats are installed and who did them, etc etc. To rest of it doesn't care about plugins. At least in YOUR point of view the individual plugins ha...

which part

Manager->Plugin interface

or

Mexcom -> Manager interface?

you do know there are different versions of the zip file? right? do you take that into account?

You "Boolean" might be only 1 byte, try using an Integer.

sure... here its my common.pas unit Common; interface type TManagerPluginInfo = record // Version 1.0 Size = 44 bytes Size: Integer; // 4 PluginName: PChar; // 4 PluginAuthor: PChar; // 4 PluginURL: PChar; // 4 PluginEmail: PChar; // 4 PluginFullPath: PChar; // 4 VersionMajor, VersionMinor: Integer;...

MPQ is not a problem, although, unfortunately, the StormLib has change with the different games SC,Diablo,Diablo2, Warcraft III, WoW. Its also good to note that the MPQs for Diablo+ can also be encrypted. This means you need to know the right password to DECRYPT it. Unfortunately, MPQ do NOT store f...

that sounds right. don't mind me, i have a few projects spinning around my head.

TManagerPluginInfo.Size should be 44 bytes

and your passing a "0" to GetPluginInfo ?