[africanspacejesus]

I made this plugin to read info from a textfile to have chattags for clients based upon their Admin Flag. I tested it by adding this to the text file "Admin_Root owner red". My chat goes through the same as normally and there aren't any errors in the server console. Any ideas where I went wrong? Thanks for your help.

Some Useful Info: cTags is supposed to hold the information for each client. tags is just the information read from the text file. For example cTags[4][2] should represent the color that is intended of the tag for the client at index 4. cTags[4][0] is the admin flag and cTags[4][1] is the actual tag word.

#include <sourcemod>
#include <sdktools>
#include <colors_codes>
#include <admin>

char cTags[64][3][128];
char tags[20][3][128];

public Plugin myinfo = 
{
	name = "", 
	author = "AfricanSpaceJesus", 
	description = "", 
	version = "0.5", 
	url = "http://steamcommunity.com/id/swagattack835/"
};

public void OnPluginStart()
{
	HookEvent("player_chat", onChat);
	readFile();
}

public OnClientPostAdminCheck(int client)
{
	setTag(client);
}

public Action onChat(Event event, const char[] name, bool dontBroadcast)
{
	int user = GetEventInt(event, "userid");
	int client = GetClientOfUserId(user);
	char text[128];
	GetEventString(event, "text", text, sizeof(text));
	char name[128];
	char tag[128];
	char temp[128];
	char final[128];
	GetClientName(client, name, sizeof(name));
	Format(tag, sizeof(tag), "{%s}[%s]", cTags[client][2], cTags[client][1]);
	Format(temp, sizeof(temp), "{default} %s: %s", name, text);
	Format(final, sizeof(final), "%s %s", tag, temp);
	CPrintToChatAll("%s", final);
	
	return Plugin_Handled;
}

public void setTag(int client)
{
	for (int i = 0; i < sizeof(tags); i++)
	{
		int flag = ReadFlagString(tags[i][0]);
		if (GetUserFlagBits(client) & flag == flag)
		{
			cTags[i][0] = tags[i][0];
			cTags[i][1] = tags[i][1];
			cTags[i][2] = tags[i][2];
		}
	}
}

public void readFile()
{
	char path[128];
	BuildPath(Path_SM, path, sizeof(path), "/configs/ChatTags.txt");
	Handle file = OpenFile(path, "r", false);
	char line[128];
	char array[3][128];
	int i = 0;
	
	while (!IsEndOfFile(file) && ReadFileLine(file, line, sizeof(line)))
	{
		ExplodeString(line, " ", array, sizeof(array), sizeof(array[]));
		tags[i][0] = array[0];
		tags[i][1] = array[1];
		tags[i][2] = array[2];
		i++;
	}
	
}

EDIT: I realized I forgot to add the name of the client to the message, fixing right now
EDIT2: Fixed name

[sdz]

I'd use some definition macros to help make your code readable if you intend on releasing this. You know,

#define TAG_COLOR   0 
cTags[client][TAG_COLOR] = xxx;

Also, what game is this for? I know most cases that i've EVER modified chat I've done it in a method of adding say in a command listener, or recently using OnClientSayCommand

[africanspacejesus]

Originally Posted by EasSidezz I'd use some definition macros to help make your code readable if you intend on releasing this. You know, #define TAG_COLOR 0 cTags[client][TAG_COLOR] = xxx; Also, what game is this for? I know most cases that i've EVER modified chat I've done it in a method of adding say in a command listener, or recently using OnClientSayCommand

For a CSGO server and it is being custom made for the owner.

[sdz]

Originally Posted by africanspacejesus For a CSGO server and it is being custom made for the owner.

Yeah try sending all that through OnClientSayCommand. If you wanted some non spaghetti to steal, you could jack some stuff from my chatrooms plugin.

[KissLick]

Originally Posted by EasSidezz OnClientSayCommand

[africanspacejesus]

Originally Posted by EasSidezz Yeah try sending all that through OnClientSayCommand. If you wanted some non spaghetti to steal, you could jack some stuff from my chatrooms plugin.

Thanks, I'll try this out, if it doesn't work I'll take a look at your plugin

public Action OnClientSayCommand(int client, const char[] command, const char[] sArgs)
{
	if (StrEqual("say", command))
	{
		char name[128];
		char tag[128];
		char temp[128];
		char final[128];
		GetClientName(client, name, sizeof(name));
		Format(tag, sizeof(tag), "{%s}[%s]", cTags[client][2], cTags[client][1]);
		Format(temp, sizeof(temp), "{default} %s: %s", name, text);
		Format(final, sizeof(final), "%s %s", tag, temp);
		CPrintToChatAll("%s", final);
	}
	
	return Plugin_Handled;
}

EDIT: Now shows this, maybe its not reading the file correctly but at least it is redisplaying the name and other info

https://gyazo.com/f8e270ac7e65613d22a17df170452ae8

[blaacky]

If you want to modify the chat you should stick to a standard that other plugins use aka Simple Chat Processor or Chat Processor. Use the forwards in one of those plugins

[africanspacejesus]

Originally Posted by blaacky If you want to modify the chat you should stick to a standard that other plugins use aka Simple Chat Processor or Chat Processor. Use the forwards in one of those plugins

So I would need to include the "chat-processor.inc" file and use the "public Action CP_OnChatMessage(int& author, ArrayList recipients, char[] flagstring, char[] name, char[] message, bool& processcolors, bool& removecolors)" forward? I'll modify my code to use that and edit how its done and repost the code and its effect when I am done. Thanks

EDIT: Heres the code will test in a minute

public Action CP_OnChatMessage(int & author, ArrayList recipients, char[] flagstring, char[] name, char[] message, bool & processcolors, bool & removecolors)
{
	if (IsFakeClient(author))
		return Plugin_Handled;
	Format(name, sizeof(name), "{%s}[%s] %s", cTags[author][2], cTags[author][1], name);
	Format(message, sizeof(message), "{default} %s", message);
	return Plugin_Changed;
}

Result: Chatting is normal like without any plugins

[pcmaster]

The code you posted wouldn't even compile.. since the size of "name" and "message" are not determined, you will get a compile error and have to use MAXLENGTH_NAME/MAXLENGTH_MESSAGE.
Are you sure the plugin actually compiles and loads?

[africanspacejesus]

Originally Posted by pcmaster The code you posted wouldn't even compile.. since the size of "name" and "message" are not determined, you will get a compile error and have to use MAXLENGTH_NAME/MAXLENGTH_MESSAGE. Are you sure the plugin actually compiles and loads?

My bad I forgot to edit it that I changed the size of those and it did compile. I also added the chat proceesor plugin to the server