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Using read_argv + trim somehow stops the say command from sending the text when it's used with amxclient_cmd.

1. Use amx_test in console.
In chat it prints "Hello!".

2. Use amx_test 1
Nothing is printed.

#include <amxmodx>

new bool:bToggle;

public plugin_init()
{
    register_clcmd("say", "CMD_Say");
    register_concmd("amx_test", "CMD_Test", ADMIN_ALL);
}

public CMD_Say(id)
{
    static Text[192];

    if(bToggle)
    {
        read_args(Text, charsmax(Text));
        trim(Text);
    }

    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
}

public CMD_Test(id)
{
    bToggle = read_argc() >= 2 ? true : false;
    amxclient_cmd(id, "say", "Hello!");

    return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
}

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This issue also occurs when using:

read_argv(1, Text, charsmax(Text));

However the chat message is not blocked when using:

read_argv(0, Text, charsmax(Text));

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BUMP! Can someone with 10 minutes to spare test the above plugin and confirm the bug is reproducible?

[Arkshine]

Not sure to understand the issue.

If you mean that you don't see "Hello!" in the game, this means likely you have a plugin blocking say command or something.

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Only the default amxmodx plugins and the above plugin were running.

1. When you run "amx_test" in console it prints in chat "Hello!".
2. When you run "amx_test 1" in console nothing is printed in chat.

[JusTGo]

PHP Code:

register_concmd("amxclient_cmd", "CMD_AMXClientCMD", ADMIN_ALL); 


why this name couldn't you pick any name that is not confusing ? like :

PHP Code:

register_concmd("amx_test", "CMD_AMXClientCMD", ADMIN_ALL); 


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Originally Posted by JusTGo PHP Code: register_concmd("amxclient_cmd", "CMD_AMXClientCMD", ADMIN_ALL);  why this name couldn't you pick any name that is not confusing ? like : PHP Code: register_concmd("amx_test", "CMD_AMXClientCMD", ADMIN_ALL);

Good point. I have edited my previous posts and changed the command to amx_test to avoid confusion.

[Flufly]

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Thank you Flufly for confirming the bug is reproducible. After several more tests I found out the bug occurs when we use any native that uses "get_amxstring" while running a amxclient_cmd command.

Test plugin:

#include <amxmodx>

public plugin_init()
{
    register_clcmd("say", "CMD_Say");
    register_concmd("amx_test", "CMD_Test", ADMIN_ALL);
}

public CMD_Say(id)
{
    str_to_num("1");
    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
}

public CMD_Test(id)
{
    amxclient_cmd(id, "say", "Hello!");
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
}

Expected result: Printing "Hello!" in chat.
Actual result: Printing "Unknown command: 1" in console.

[JusTGo]

can you test if the same issue happens with engclient_cmd ?