[predator]

Hey, I was looking through the list of functions and while viewing the info for client_infochanged() I saw the following example code.

public client_infochanged(id)
{
    new newname[32],oldname[32];
    get_user_info(id, "name", newname,31);
    get_user_name(id,oldname,31);
    client_print(0,3,"%s has changed his name to %s",oldname,newname);
}

As I understand it, and I'm guessing I understand incorrectly, the get_user_info() line and the get_user_name() line do exactly the same thing. Therefore the newname and oldname strings would be exactly the same. If someone could explain to me how/why/if this code actually gets both the old and new names I would appreciate it.

[PM]

Yes, this code actually does work.
It works because AMX(x) executes the client_infochanged forwards before updating its internal name buffers.

So get_user_name will get the name that AMX(x) has in its buffers, which is the old one.
get_user_info will get the new name.
After that forward is executed, AMX(x) sets it internal buffers to the new name too.

[predator]

I see. Thanks for clearing that up for me PM.