[Cader]

Hello.

How can I "ban" all CTs by their IPs using a loop? And of course with the opposite team, Terrorists.

[Hunter-Digital]

PHP Code:

new maxPlayers = get_maxplayers()
 
for(new p = 1; p <= maxPlayers; p++)
{
     if(!is_user_connected(p) || get_user_team(p) != 2)
           continue
 
     server_cmd("amx_banip #%d ^"because you are a CT^"", get_user_userid(p))
} 


[joaquimandrade]

I don't understand why everybody use continues and returns instead of making the code to be read like what it does:

PHP Code:

new maxPlayers = get_maxplayers()
 
for(new p = 1; p <= maxPlayers; p++)
{
     if(is_user_connected(p) && get_user_team(p) == 2) 
     {
        server_cmd("amx_banip #%d ^"because you are a CT^"", get_user_userid(p))
     }
} 


[Hunter-Digital]

To avoid the damn brackets xD and also if the code in the loop is big and I just want suddenly to add a check to the whole code, like if the user is alive or something

tell me one good reason why I shouldn't use return and continue instead of brackets and I'll understand

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Hunter-Digital To avoid the damn brackets xD and also if the code in the loop is big and I just want suddenly to add a check to the whole code, like if the user is alive or something tell me one good reason why I shouldn't use return and continue instead of brackets and I'll understand

Is it big? I think you answered it yourself.

[Exolent[jNr]]

If I want to do one action with that loop, then I use continue.
If I want to do 2 different actions that depend on something about the individual index of the loop, then I use if() and else[ if]().

[Hunter-Digital]

Originally Posted by fysiks Is it big? I think you answered it yourself.

I wasn't talking about this code, I said IF my code inside the loop WOULD BE big...

Still, I like the code to be in a row... not too far off pushed to the right, if I do an if() with brackets on everything I get to have 5-10 open brackets (again, generaly speaking, not this code, this is small but I'm used to use continue and return, I also do this in php )

I use continue whenever I need to skip everything else... if I need to choose between two or more things I use if(), else if(), switch() etc...

[joaquimandrade]

PHP Code:

 
for(new p = 1; p <= maxPlayers; p++)
{
     if(!is_user_connected(p) || get_user_team(p) != 2)
           continue
 
     server_cmd("amx_banip #%d ^"because you are a CT^"", get_user_userid(p))
} 


For each player: if he is not connected or his team is not the number 2, continue. Ban him.

PHP Code:

for(new p = 1; p <= maxPlayers; p++)
{
     if(is_user_connected(p) && get_user_team(p) == 2) 
     {
        server_cmd("amx_banip #%d ^"because you are a CT^"", get_user_userid(p))
     }
} 


For each player: if he is connected and his team is the number 2 ban him.

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And i don't know why do you want to avoid braces. Braces make that different code blocks look like different code blocks.

[jediZEr0]

Is there a way to ban an amount of random players from a team?

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by joaquimandrade And i don't know why do you want to avoid braces. Braces make that different code blocks look like different code blocks.

I agree, I love braces, they are my only friends . lol

Originally Posted by jediZEr0 Is there a way to ban an amount of random players from a team?

huh? Why would anyone want to do something like that?