[andre neves]

I'm creating a plugin, and wanted to put the method colorchat as native, so I used:

.inc

PHP Code:

native print_color_chat(id, Color:type, const msg[], any:...) 


plugin:

PHP Code:

public native_print_chat(iPlugin, iParams)
{
    if( !get_playersnum() ) return;
    
    new id, Color:type, msg[256], format_params
    
    id         = get_param(1)
    type         = Color:get_param(2)
    format_params     = get_param(4)
    get_string(3, msg, 255)
    
    new message[256];

    switch(type)
    {
        case NORMAL:
        {
            message[0] = 0x01;
        }
        case GREEN:
        {
            message[0] = 0x04;
        }
        default:
        {
            message[0] = 0x03;
        }
    }
    formatex(message[1], 255, msg, format_params) 


in this case normal works if I use only one parameter, example:

PHP Code:

print_color_chat(id, GREEN, "%s", "string") 


more does not work use this:

PHP Code:

print_color_chat(id, GREEN, "%s %i", "string", integer) 


how do I send all the parameters?

[Exolent[jNr]]

Use vdformat().

[andre neves]

so is right:

PHP Code:

vdformat(message[1], 255, format_params, 3) 


[Exolent[jNr]]

No.

Here's your native:
print_color_chat(id, Color:type, const msg[], any:...)
id --- param1
type - param2
msg -- param3
... -- param4 (start of formatting params)

Here is how vdformat works:
vdformat(buffer[], bufferLen, formatStringParamNumber, formatArgsStartParamNumber)

In your case, "msg" is your format string, and "..." is your formatting args.

See if you can piece that together.

[andre neves]

resolved, can lock