Kerbalparser.parser does not contain constructor that contain 3 args about kerbal-parser

[jcalero]

Hi Joshwoo69, can you show me the code where your trying to construct the parser? It looks like you're paying the constructor 3 arguments but it only takes 0, 1 or 2.

This project is still a work in progress and I haven't gotten around to wrote documentation yet, but I'll give you a quick snippet of how it should be used (im on my phone, there might be typos) :

var myParser = new KerbalParser.parser();
var config = myParser.parseConfig("path/to/cfgfile");

Let me know how it goes

[Ristellise]

here ya go
var filter = new List { "PART" };
var parser = new Parser(filter, false, true);
it appears in your partcollection.cs of Ksp-techtree-edit
I am willing to be your tester too.

[jcalero]

Wow. You're using a feature that I haven't even committed to the repository yet. It's like you've seen my local repository! :D

In ksp-techtree-edit I'm using a newer version of KerbalParser. I'll commit the changes once I get home, but for the time being just remove the filter argument from the parser. You can do your own filtering with the parsed tree instead at that point by just checking each of the KerbalNodes.Name inside the KerbalConfig.Nodes collection.

And thanks for the offer of being a tester, that's great to hear! I'm actually willing to release this project properly, post on the KSP forums and provide documentation, soon. But it's great to have people use it before then so that we catch any obvious errors. Thanks!

[jcalero]

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