[supertrio17]

So, I have one question. I want to have prefix set, but that prefix can be set with cvar. I'm preatty sure that to achieve that I need some form of #define that defines that will define that cvars value.

So I have something like this

PHP Code:

g_vipp_prefix = register_cvar("amx_vipp_prefix", "[VIP]") 


And than

PHP Code:

    new vpPrefix[32]
    get_pcvar_string(g_vipp_prefix, vpPrefix, charsmax(vpPrefix)) 


Than I want to have #define that has vpPrefix value.

Hope I made some sence.

[gabuch2]

Why would you use a define for a default value? It's fine to set it directly in the cvar.

Do you want to set the cvar value into a define? Defines do not work like that, they happen at compile time.

[supertrio17]

Okay, so how can I do this. I have this cvar, and I want value that I get from that cvar to be in here

PHP Code:

get_user_info(id, SETINFO_KEY, szInfo, charsmax(szInfo)) 


Where SETINFO_KEY stands I want to have string from my cvar.

[OciXCrom]

new SETINFO_KEY[32], szInfo[32]

// Gets the value from the cvar and stores it in the SETINFO_KEY variable.
get_pcvar_string(g_vipp_prefix, SETINFO_KEY, charsmax(SETINFO_KEY))

// Gets the SETINFO_KEY value from the user and stores it in the szInfo variable.
get_user_info(id, SETINFO_KEY, szInfo, charsmax(szInfo))

[supertrio17]

Oh, I just keep amazing myself how stupid I can be sometimes... Thank you very much.

Im still learning

[OciXCrom]

Check the API for the specific function - https://amxx-bg.info/api/chatmanager/cm_set_user_prefix

As you can see, it has only 2 arguments. You're using 3 here which is not possible.

I don't know what lpPrefix is, but if it's a string, it should be:

cm_set_user_prefix(id, lpPrefix)

The %s is not necessary here, nor anywhere when you have only one %s. It can directly be replaced with the string variable itself.

[supertrio17]

Belive me or not, I was just about to delete that because I got how stupid it was...