[sslice]

CON_COMMAND(xtra_tablelist, "display network string tables")
{
	char *tablename;
	//int stringcnt;
	bool save = engine->LockNetworkStringTables(false);
	int NumberOfTables = networkstringtable->GetNumTables();
	int theTable = 0;
	INetworkStringTable *elTable = NULL;
	Msg("\nName\tStrings\n");
	while (theTable < NumberOfTables)
	{
		elTable = networkstringtable->GetTable(theTable);
		tablename = (char *)elTable->GetTableName();
		//stringcnt = elTable->GetNumStrings();
		if (tablename) {
			Msg(tablename);
			//Msg("\t");
			//Msg((char *)stringcnt);
			Msg("\n");
		}
		theTable++;
	}
	engine->LockNetworkStringTables(save);
	Msg("End of table names...\n");
}
CON_COMMAND(xtra_tablestrings, "display strings in specified table")
{
	const char *tablename = engine->Cmd_Argv(1);
	if (tablename) {
		bool save = engine->LockNetworkStringTables(false);
		INetworkStringTable *elTable = networkstringtable->FindTable(tablename);
		int NumberOfStrings = elTable->GetNumStrings();
		int theString = 0;
		char *buffa;
		sprintf(buffa,"All Strings for table \'%s\':\n",tablename);
		Msg(buffa);
		while (theString < NumberOfStrings) {
			Msg(elTable->GetString(theString));
			Msg("\n");
			theString++;
		}
		engine->LockNetworkStringTables(save);
		Msg("End of table names...\n");
	}
	else { Msg("No table specified. Use xtra_tablelist to get a list of string tables,\n"); }
}

Above are two commands I am using to view the INetworkStringTables and their strings. The xtra_tablelist command works fine, but when I use xtra_tablestrings on a table, it prints the strings then srcds crashes a few seconds afterwards. I have no clue why this happens, but I've been able to reproduce this error multiple times.

[BAILOPAN]

Clean up your code.

char *buffer;
sprintf(buffer..

Is totally invalid. You've got a garbage pointr and you're writing to it. Try:

char buffer[255];
...

...

Also... Msg() can work like Msg("%s", string);

[BeetleFart]

Originally Posted by BAILOPAN Clean up your code. char *buffer; sprintf(buffer.. Is totally invalid. You've got a garbage pointr and you're writing to it. Try: char buffer[255]; ... ... Also... Msg() can work like Msg("%s", string);

and check pointers returned for non null cant hurt either

elTable = networkstringtable->GetTable(theTable);
if (elTable)
{

////code
}

[sslice]

Works now.
Thank you both.