AlliedModders - Get two arguments

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Get two arguments

So I'm having this issue. I want to gag the player I type in as the first argument and the second argument should be stored in the "reason" variable so I can use that as reason on the gag.

But when I type "!tgag trum test" then the reason is "trum test". How can I seperate the first argument from the second?

PHP Code:


		
			
#include <sourcemod>

#include <sourcecomms>



#pragma semicolon 1

#pragma newdecls required



public Plugin myinfo = {

    name        = "Trusted",

    author      = "",

    description = "",

    version     = "",

    url         = ""

};



public void OnPluginStart()

{

    RegAdminCmd("sm_tgag", Command_tGag, ADMFLAG_CUSTOM6, "Trusted gag command");

}



public Action Command_tGag(int client, int args)

{



    char name[64];

    GetCmdArgString(name, sizeof(name));



    char reason[64];

    GetCmdArgString(reason, sizeof(reason));





    if (args < 2)

    {

        ReplyToCommand(client, " \x0C[TURF]⠀\x08Usage: sm_tgag <name> <reason>");

        return Plugin_Handled;

    }



    SourceComms_SetClientGag(client, true, 30, true, reason);



    return Plugin_Handled;

}

Thanks in advanced!

Re: Get two arguments

Use GetCmdArg. They start at index 1 as 0 is the command like it says on the page.

Also you are currently muting the player that sends the command. You can use FindTarget to find a player. Make sure you properly check the return value.

Re: Get two arguments

Quote:

Originally Posted by xerox8521 (Post 2667812)

I don't really understand, could you send how I should include the GetCmdArg?

Re: Get two arguments

Quote:

Originally Posted by einsfuhrer (Post 2668348)

I don't really understand, could you send how I should include the GetCmdArg?

PHP Code:


		
			


char arg1[64];

GetCmdArg(1, arg1, sizeof(arg1)); // get first argument, arg1 holds the argument



char arg2[64];

GetCmdArg(2, arg2, sizeof(arg2)); // get second argument, arg2 holds the argument

The argument with index 0 (GetCmdArg(0, arg, sizeof(arg))) holds the command name (ex: sm_ban, sm_kick).

Re: Get two arguments

Ahh, cool of you to share. Really helped me understand!