[Kamis]

I'm wondering if there is a way to override a command that needs parameters. For example

"sm_giveto @me 2" "s"

Thanks in advance for any help you can give!

[Bacardi]

What ?

[Kamis]

In my admin overrides file, I'm trying to give people access to a command that has parameters associated with it. I need to restrict it to only that exact command.
The sm_giveto is the command, @me is parameter 1, and 2 is parameter two. And people with the s flag should be able to access it. But this doesn't seem to work, when doing that people with the s flag do not have access.

"sm_giveto @me 2" "s"

[McFlurry]

You can't give access based on parameters. You can only give access based on command. So, "sm_giveto" "s" is as close as you're gonna get.

[Kamis]

Thanks for your reply.
That's too bad, is there another way to do that, short of recompiling the plugin with the command of course?

[Steell]

Best bet is to write a new plugin that creates a new command. Let's call it sm_giveme2. When this command is called, the plugin calls the sm_giveto command and supplies the client id as the first parameter and 2 as the second.

[McFlurry]

ProcessTargetString doesn't use client ids. It uses user ids.
Sample of what you could merge into the original plugin.

PHP Code:

public OnPluginStart()
{
     RegAdminCmd("sm_giveme2", Command_Giveme2, ADMFLAG_CUSTOM5);
}

public Action:Command_Giveme2(client, args)
{
     if(args > 0) return Plugin_Handled;
     new userid = GetClientOfUserId(client);
     if(userid != 0)
     {
          ServerCommand("sm_giveme #%d 2", userid);
     }
     return Plugin_Handled;
} 


[Kamis]

Great I'll give these a try, thank you!

[Kamis]

McFlurry,
I tried adding the code you put below, and added some print to chat for debugging, but it doesn't seem to work. It would not get into the If statement, And if I comment that out, The command still does not do what it is supposed to. Any suggestions? Thanks!

[asherkin]

Change GetClientOfUserId to GetClientUserId.