[iskenderkebab33]

Hello, i have error in my code error 092: number of arguments does not match definition, for what is this error?

the plugin should add kills amount of player in players ClanTag, like: [12 Kills] and after other kills [13 Kills]...

PHP Code:

...

for (int i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++)
{
     if (!IsClientInGame(i))continue;
     CS_SetClientClanTag(i, "[%d Kills]", g_Kills[i]); // error here
}

... 


[nosoop]

CS_SetClientClanTag only takes two arguments: the client index and a string for the tag.

It doesn't take format arguments.

[iskenderkebab33]

Originally Posted by nosoop CS_SetClientClanTag only takes two arguments: the client index and a string for the tag. It doesn't take format arguments.

so what is wrong in this code? dont understand it :/

[Vaggelis]

It should be like this CS_SetClientClanTag(i, g_Kills[i]) but you cant use g_Kills[i] because its a integer variable, it needs to be a string

[adma]

Like nosoop said, CS_SetClientClanTag does not take format arguments, so you must build your string (using Format) and then pass the built string to CS_SetClientClanTag. Example below using your code:

PHP Code:

...

char sTag[64]; // Create tag buffer
for (int i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++)
{
     if (!IsClientInGame(i)) continue;
     Format(sTag, sizeof(sTag), "[%d Kills]", g_Kills[i]); // Build the string using Format(), which takes format arguments
     CS_SetClientClanTag(i, sTag); // Set the client tag to the built string
}

... 


[iskenderkebab33]

Originally Posted by adma Like nosoop said, CS_SetClientClanTag does not take format arguments, so you must build your string (using Format) and then pass the built string to CS_SetClientClanTag. Example below using your code: PHP Code: ... char sTag[64]; // Create tag buffer for (int i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++) {      if (!IsClientInGame(i)) continue;      Format(sTag, sizeof(sTag), "[%d Kills]", g_Kills[i]); // Build the string using Format(), which takes format arguments      CS_SetClientClanTag(i, sTag); // Set the client tag to the built string } ...

thanks, working!