[Arkarr]

Originally Posted by 91346706501435897134 To send a message using more words you need to put the message in parentheses. example: sm_send_warning x "hello x"

Or you could get all the arguments and remove the first one (target), so end-user don't have to use the ' " ' !

EDIT:
Quick idea, not tested :

PHP Code:

char arg1[MAX_NAME_LENGTH+1];
char message[100];
char arg2[102];
    
if (args < 2)
{
    ReplyToCommand(client, "Usage: sm_send_warning <name|#userid> <message>");
    return Plugin_Handled;
}
    
GetCmdArg(1, arg1, sizeof(arg1));
StrCat(arg1, sizeof(arg1), " ");
    
GetCmdArgString(message, sizeof(message));
ReplaceString(message, sizeof(message), arg1, "");

PrintToChat(client, "Message : %s", message); 


You can probably make this more efficient, but I bet you got the idea.

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update 1.2

* Now plays a sound to the target when the message is sent.

[Scag]

In order to convey a multi-arg'd message you need to use this preferably

        char sMessage[256], sBuffer[64];
	if (args > 1)
	{
		GetCmdArg(2, sMessage, sizeof(sMessage));
		for (int i = 2; i <= args; i++) //i believe i starts at 2 but im not sure
		{
			GetCmdArg(i, sBuffer, sizeof(sBuffer));
			Format(sMessage, sizeof(sMessage), "%s %s", sMessage, sBuffer);
		}
	}

This formats the char 'sMessage' as the entirety of all the args minus 'target' which is why 'i' starts at 2. Although 'i' may be 1 i haven't tested.
But doing this allows you to /send_warning <target> 'whatever words you please' without having to use console

[Arkarr]

Originally Posted by Ragenewb In order to convey a multi-arg'd message you need to use this preferably char sMessage[256], sBuffer[64]; if (args > 1) { GetCmdArg(2, sMessage, sizeof(sMessage)); for (int i = 2; i <= args; i++) //i believe i starts at 2 but im not sure { GetCmdArg(i, sBuffer, sizeof(sBuffer)); Format(sMessage, sizeof(sMessage), "%s %s", sMessage, sBuffer); } } This formats the char 'sMessage' as the entirety of all the args minus 'target' which is why 'i' starts at 2. Although 'i' may be 1 i haven't tested. But doing this allows you to /send_warning <target> 'whatever words you please' without having to use console

Yeah, that's definitly better +1 !

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Originally Posted by Ragenewb In order to convey a multi-arg'd message you need to use this preferably char sMessage[256], sBuffer[64]; if (args > 1) { GetCmdArg(2, sMessage, sizeof(sMessage)); for (int i = 2; i <= args; i++) //i believe i starts at 2 but im not sure { GetCmdArg(i, sBuffer, sizeof(sBuffer)); Format(sMessage, sizeof(sMessage), "%s %s", sMessage, sBuffer); } } This formats the char 'sMessage' as the entirety of all the args minus 'target' which is why 'i' starts at 2. Although 'i' may be 1 i haven't tested. But doing this allows you to /send_warning <target> 'whatever words you please' without having to use console

Turned out i needed to be 3

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update 1.3

* Putting your message in parentheses if using more words is no longer needed.

[ThatKidWhoGames]

As a suggestion, I would probably change the default admin flag to ADMFLAG_CHAT rather than ADMFLAG_SLAY. Makes sense since this is a more chat orientated thing to use.

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Originally Posted by ThatKidWhoGames As a suggestion, I would probably change the default admin flag to ADMFLAG_CHAT rather than ADMFLAG_SLAY. Makes sense since this is a more chat orientated thing to use.

Thanks, changing that in next update.

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update 1.4

18/10/2017 (v1.4) * Minor code improvements. * sm_send_warning now requires ADMFLAG_CHAT (old flag: ADMFLAG_SLAY).

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update 1.5

19/10/2017 (v1.5) * Added ConVar sm_admin_warning_play_sound