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Sp4rt4n 03-20-2005 19:32

a wee bit o help
 
ok, right now i have these two lines of code (they do not go together)

Code:
      client_print(0,print_chat,"(OOC) %s: ((%s))^n",playername,arg2);

Code:
        client_print(theplayer,print_chat,"(OOC) %s: ((%s))^n",playername,arg2);


at the moment, they dont print in the hlds console... can someone fix em so they do? i dont know where to put the console_print line...

xeroblood 03-20-2005 20:55

just change:

print_chat

to:

print_console

in both of them...

Sp4rt4n 03-20-2005 20:55

but will it still show it in chat?

xeroblood 03-20-2005 20:59

oh, ok, do this:
Code:
client_print(0,print_chat,"(OOC) %s: ((%s))^n",playername,arg2); client_print(0,print_console,"(OOC) %s: ((%s))^n",playername,arg2);

Sp4rt4n 03-20-2005 21:00

<3 thank you

Sp4rt4n 03-20-2005 21:12

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hmm... that didnt work... ok, heres the plugin that i want to make do that... can anyone edit it so that OOC shows up in the console? that would be great if you could do it for regular chat too...

THIS IS NOT MY PLUGIN, THIS IS AVALANCHES

(now they cant yell at me :p)

XxAvalanchexX 03-20-2005 23:02

Code:
client_print(0,print_chat,"(OOC) %s: ((%s))^n",playername,arg2); server_print("(OOC) %s: ((%s))",playername,arg2);

Twilight Suzuka 03-20-2005 23:46

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WOW thats bad coding.

You see, there are four principles all coders should follow:

1. KISS
Keep it simple stupid!

Use the easiest solution.

2. Encapsulation
Everything should do its thing, and only its thing.
Stuff should only have enough knowledge to do its job.

This means deligation (telling other stuff to do your work for you)

3. Readability
You want to make it readable.

This means no OVER COMMENTING. You dont even need comments if your code is readable enough. Make good variables for god sake!

Oh and comment when nessasary.

4. Extendability
Make your coding easy to extend.

This means making it so, instead of re-writing everything, or rewriting large chunks, you can simply add a few lines, or tack in the new code.

XxAvalanchexX 03-21-2005 13:54

No need to comment on an old plugin that I have abondoned and beg people not to use anymore anyway, Suzuka.


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