[ilham92-cc-sakura]

I wrote some small script to check player name, checking it has CJK character or not.

I make some test run, simple char array

char CJK = "漢";

However, it appear that SourcePawn wont compile.

so, I make small C# program, as follow:

\x6f22\x5b57

run forloop to check each chars:

char CJK = "\x6f22";
...
for(int i = 0; i < 256; i++)
{
	if (PlayerName[i] == '\0')
		break;
	if (PlayerName[i] == CJK)
		found = true;
}

and... it didn't work.

[headline]

They're multi-byte characters, so they'd have to be checked differently. I haven't done it before, but I believe the code below should function fine

Suppose playername had some name value

PHP Code:

char playername[MAX_NAME_LENGTH]; // assume this is filled

if (StrEqual(playername, "\xE6\xBC\xA2")) // bytes are '漢'
{
     // do something
} 


[ilham92-cc-sakura]

Originally Posted by Headline PHP Code: char playername[MAX_NAME_LENGTH]; // assume this is filled if (StrEqual(playername, "\xE6\xBC\xA2")) // bytes are '漢' {      // do something }

SourcePawn look character as byte?
it look different what I conver through C#

so I can check Sub String if Player Name contain certain character like this?

if (StrContains("\xE6\xBC\xA2", playername, false) >= 0)
{
	found = true;
}

[Fyren]

Originally Posted by ilham92-cc-sakura SourcePawn look character as byte?

Basically, yes.

it look different what I conver through C#

I'm not sure what you mean. Maybe your text editor is using a different encoding than your C# test program.

so I can check Sub String if Player Name contain certain character like this?

I don't know if it's safe to tell StrContains to be case-insensitive. But, it should work as long as the encoding you use in your source is the same as what the game uses.

I tested with this code:

PHP Code:

public void OnPluginStart() {
    char CJK[] = "漢字";
    char test[] = "感じてない漢字";

    PrintToServer("%s contains %s? %d", test, CJK, StrContains(test, CJK));
} 


And StrContains did return true: 感じてない漢字 contains 漢字? 15