Added from_inthandle() to the Entity and EntityDictionary classes.

[vinci6k]

Similarly to from_userid() that the Player and PlayerDictionary have, I think this can be very useful for plugins that work with active weapons a lot.

from events import Event
from players.dictionary import PlayerDictionary
from weapons.dictionary import WeaponDictionary


player_instances = PlayerDictionary()
weapon_instances = WeaponDictionary()


@Event('weapon_fire')
def weapon_fire(event):
    player = player_instances.from_userid(event['userid'])
    weapon = weapon_instances.from_inthandle(player.active_weapon_handle)

[Ayuto]

I think it would make more sense if that would be added to the Entity class.

[Ayuto]

Same for this one. It should be added to EntityDictionary.

[vinci6k]

Oh, right! I completely forgot about the other inthandles (m_hGroundEntity, m_hOwnerEntity, m_hOwner).
I've moved them to the Entity and EntityDictionary classes.

[Ayuto]

Thanks!

It's not because of these three attributes. Even if I couldn't provide a single scenario I would add it to those two base classes. Simply because of the possible existance of such scenarios.