[11530]

Your best bet would be to pass a string, and its size, as other arguments to GetHowdownValue, e.g.

PHP Code:

new String:Result[32];
if (GetHowdownValue(blah, blah, Result, sizeof(Result) ))
{
    //Function was successful.
    CPrintToChatAll("%s", Result);
}

bool:GetHowdownValue( const String:RoundName[], String:ReqValue[], String:ReturnValue[], ReturnValueSize )
{
    //..Stuff
    //Fill ReturnValue string with things since Strings are passed by reference, not value.
    strcopy(ReturnValue, ReturnValueSize, "Hi");

} 


So you could do things like use KvGetString and output the result straight into the ReturnValue string, which you can then access from back in OnPluginStart.

Alternatively, depending on what you're doing, you might be able to avoid "return strings" by just handling the string from within GetHowdownValue.

Not quite sure what a 'howdown' is, mind you... 'hoedown' maybe?

[wauterboi]

Well, what I'm looking to do is create a timer that randomly picks from the sections and loads the keyvalues (weapon indexes, name, description, perks, etc...) into the functions that will take care of them. So, for example, "Crit Soldiers!" will display on the screen, everyone will go soldier, everyone will have crits.

Perhaps I'm going about this the wrong way.

EDIT: I think I'm understanding what you're saying! Took me a while to focus on other things and chill out and come back. I'll try to make use of that tomorrow!