[KiLLeR.]

Originally Posted by Depresie Any chance of adding an optional extra param to an already existing command? PHP Code: public plugin_init() {       register_clcmd("jointeam", "handle_command") } public function(id) {              handle_command(id, true) } public handle_command(id, exception) {         if(!exception)         {                   return PLUGIN_HANDLED;         }          }

I'm not sure what are u trying to do, but take a look at this code:

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>

public plugin_init()
{
      register_clcmd("jointeam", "clcmd_jointeam")
}

public clcmd_jointeam(id)
{
    return handle_commands(id, false); // true = allow team change | false = block team change
}


public my_function(id)
{
    handle_commands(id, true);
}

handle_commands(id, bool:exception=true)
{
    if(!exception)
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
        
    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
} 


[Depresie]

I got it done with checking teams and stuff..
But now i have another thing that bothers me, is there anyway to get rid of "command is unavailable for you at this point" ? not only the message

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Depresie I got it done with checking teams and stuff.. But now i have another thing that bothers me, is there anyway to get rid of "command is unavailable for you at this point" ? not only the message

You have to "handle" the command for that message to not show. I.e. return PLUGIN_HANDLED or PLUGIN_HANDLED_MAIN. There is a thread that explains the difference between the different standard return values.

[Depresie]

Is there any way to retrieve the value used for the command in this hook?
Im talking about this value -> "jointeam 2"

PHP Code:

public plugin_init()
{
      register_clcmd("jointeam", "clcmd_jointeam")
}

public clcmd_jointeam(id)
{
} 


[gabuch2]

Originally Posted by Depresie Is there any way to retrieve the value used for the command in this hook? Im talking about this value -> "jointeam 2"

PHP Code:

public plugin_init()
{
      register_clcmd("jointeam", "clcmd_jointeam")
}

public clcmd_jointeam(id)
{
      new arg[2]
      read_argv(1, arg, charsmax(arg));
      new teamIndex = str_to_num(arg)

      [do what you want here]

      return PLUGIN_CONTINUE
} 


2 will be stored in teamIndex

Untested.

[Depresie]

Thanks, but should the size of the arg be larger?

I mean there is 1 - T / 2 - CT / 3 - SP / 5 - Auto Assign

[gabuch2]

Originally Posted by Depresie Thanks, but should the size of the arg be larger? I mean there is 1 - T / 2 - CT / 3 - SP / 5 - Auto Assign

Well it's a string with 1 char long, so all teams can be accepted as long the argument is an 1-digit integer.

I don't know if you can put, for example jointeam terrorists, if so, you need to increase the size of arg[] and modify the snippet accordingly.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Shattered Heart Lynx Well it's a string with 1 char long, so all teams can be accepted as long the argument is an 1-digit integer.

No, "new arg[1]" is actually a string of zero length. Also, "maxchars" does not exist, it is "charsmax".

Please at least compile your code before posting it since you are not entirely familiar with AMX Mod X scripting. Even better would be actually testing it.

Originally Posted by Depresie Is there any way to retrieve the value used for the command in this hook? Im talking about this value -> "jointeam 2" PHP Code: public plugin_init() {       register_clcmd("jointeam", "clcmd_jointeam") } public clcmd_jointeam(id) { }

All commands registered in that manner use the same method for retrieving the associated arguments. All arguments will be strings and you should size the string such that it will account for all possible values.

If you happen to look in a plugin like admincmd.sma you'd see how it's done.

[gabuch2]

fuck I forgot the "end of string" character occupies a slot in the array.

And yes, I always mix up charsmax and maxchars, and I end up fixing the error when I throw the sma in the compiler.

Edited.

[Depresie]

Tyvm