[xPaw]

get_user_weapon2

PHP Code:

public get_user_weapon2( id ) {
    new szWeapon[ 20 ];
    get_weaponname( get_user_weapon( id ), szWeapon, charsmax( szWeapon ) );
    
    return szWeapon[7];
} 


.: Description :.

Do you even wanted to return weapon name in format like: usp, knife?
This simple stock returns you weapon name like: usp, knife, awp ;)

.: Example usage #1 :.

PHP Code:

    client_print( id, print_chat, "* Your weapon is %s!", get_user_weapon2(id) ); 


.: Example usage #2 :.

PHP Code:

    new szWeapon[20];
    szWeapon = get_user_weapon2( id );

    if( equal(szWeapon, "knife") ) {
        client_print( id, print_chat, "* You have knife, some cool stuff!" );
    } 


[M1R0n,M']

good

[ConnorMcLeod]

szWeapon size is too small to contain "weapon_smokegrenade"
You don't need this badly named var szWeaponCSW ( <- it's an integer so iWeaponCSW would have been better if the var had been needed)

PHP Code:

stock get_user_weapon2( id )
{
    new szWeapon[20]; // weapon_smokegrenade = 19
    get_weaponname(get_user_weapon(id), szWeapon, charsmax(szWeapon));
    replace(szWeapon, charsmax(szWeapon), "weapon_", "");

    return szWeapon;
} 


[xPaw]

updated

[Arkshine]

To avoid to use replace() ; using szWeapon[7] directly should work.

[edit] Arg, it will give an error "Array must be indexed" for the #2. Not good. Though, using szWeapon[0] to get should work, but not sure if it's a good idea.

[alan_el_more]

GJ

[Bugsy]

I've always used szWeapon[7] to solve this. It would be cool to have this implemented into the core though.

[Hawk552]

Originally Posted by Bugsy I've always used szWeapon[7] to solve this. It would be cool to have this implemented into the core though.

Natives can't return arrays.

[Exolent[jNr]]

Shouldn't the function's name be more appropriate, such as get_user_weaponname()?

[minimiller]

i thought there allready was a get_user_weaponname?
It returns "weapon_"

EDIT:
My bad
its just get_weaponname(index)