[Root_]

Unfourdately {teamcolor} is still not working with DoD:S
I tested it in two ways: within a translation file (used) {teamcolor} and within a code like

decl String:teamcolor[32];
Format(teamcolor, sizeof(teamcolor), "{teamcolor}");
CPrintToChat(client, "%t", "a phrase", teamcolor, GetConVarInt(something));

with a format in a translation file like {1:s}
It's wont replace {teamcolor} at all from the message

[Dr. McKay]

You need to use CPrintToChatEx for {teamcolor} to work.

[Root_]

Still not working. {teamcolor} is stripped, but phrase wasnt colored (and there is no hex color code in client console as well)

[Dr. McKay]

Originally Posted by Root_ Still not working. {teamcolor} is stripped, but phrase wasnt colored (and there is no hex color code in client console as well)

It uses the same method as the original colors.inc. It should work.

I'm downloading DoD:S right now to try it out.

In the meantime, TF2 definitely works:


(excuse the JPEG, Steam apparently decided it's 90% reduction time)

[Dr. McKay]

Upon inspection, it appears that you are correct. The original colors.inc also had this issue.

I've committed 1.6.1, which just has the DoD:S colors hardcoded for {teamcolor}.

[koFF]

Dr. McKay, PMed you about bug.

[Dr. McKay]

1.6.2 has been committed. Increased MAX_MESSAGE_LENGTH to 256, fixed bug relating to chat printing in DoD:S, changed tag searching method to use RegEx.

[animalnots]

Why increased to 256?
I tried the max is 250 249, stable is 248, which is used in Adsql plugin.
Everything above 248-250 is cut off.

[Dr. McKay]

Originally Posted by animalnots Why increased to 256? I tried the max is 250 249, stable is 248, which is used in Adsql plugin. Everything above 248-250 is cut off.

It's 256 in Simple Chat Processor, I'm going with that.

[asherkin]

Originally Posted by Dr. McKay It's 256 in Simple Chat Processor, I'm going with that.

The network limit is 255, and 2 bytes are used for the data that isn't the string itself.

Also, while I don't have the pre-regex one for comparison, regex is generally not a good tool for applications like like - lexing the string per-character would probably give the best results.