[amxxn00b]

Hello all!

look this:

 
#include <amxmodx>
public plugin_init () {
  register_clcmd ("test","test")
}
 
public test() {
  new arg[128]; read_argv(1,arg,127)
  new len = strlen (arg)
  for (new i = 0; i < len+1; i++) {
    server_print (arg[i])
  }
}

i need that server will print:
a
b
c
d
e
but server print:
abcde
bcde
cde
de
e

if arg = abcde ie client type in console test abcde

[Greenberet]

public test() {
  new arg[128]; read_argv(1,arg,127)
  new len = strlen (arg)
  for (new i = 0; i < len; i++) {
    server_print ("%c",arg[i])
  }
}

[amxxn00b]

Thank You man!

Plz tell me about this '%'...

%s - string
%d - integer
%f - float
%c - array ?
%i - ??

[Emp`]

pretty sure it is:

%s - string
%d - integer
%f - float
%c - character
%i - integer

[SweatyBanana]

%d - data

[[ --<-@ ] Black Rose]

Originally Posted by PM %d or %i -> Prints a signed number in base 10 (decimal) %u -> Prints an unsigned (=always positive) number in base 10 %x -> Prints an unsigned number in base 16 (hexadecimal) %c -> Prints a character (say you'd pass 'a' as parameter, then it would print an a) %f -> Prints a decimal floating point number (something like 3.14) %g is used as %f; I always use %f because I don't know the difference. %s -> Prints a string (like "hello pm" )

You could use %0.00f to print a float with a max of 2 decimals.