[redivcram]

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpo...69&postcount=5

This is actually quite a useful stock that should definitely be integrated into the next AMXX build. Basically, "parsetok" is the same thing as "parse" which lets you store each piece in any amount of character arrays you please, except, unlike the "parse", it tokenizes with any character you input instead of just whitespace.

I won't make it myself, yet, but I'd also recommend to have a second version of the stock, as well; Which uses a string instead of a single character as a token.

i.e
parsetokc = Character token
parsetoks = String token

[HamletEagle]

I'm not saying it's ideal, but you could replace your delimited with space and then use parse. If your message already has spaces then replace them too with another symbol, then after parse convert back.

[redivcram]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle I'm not saying it's ideal, but you could replace your delimited with space and then use parse. If your message already has spaces then replace them too with another symbol, then after parse convert back.

There are many ways to do it, yes, but this is as optimal as it gets as you call one stock.

[HamletEagle]

Off-topic: I wish people would stop putting the equal sign between efficiency and number of function calls. What matters is what each function does, not how many functions are called.

[redivcram]

Okay. lol

[redivcram]

Dang, I can't find the two natives, hence by native, I believe they are hardcoded into metamod?

[^SmileY]

Originally Posted by redivcram Dang, I can't find the two natives, hence by native, I believe they are hardcoded into metamod?

A native do not always mean performance gain (Even if insignificant in this case).

Is not better add on string_stocks?

[redivcram]

Originally Posted by ^SmileY A native do not always mean performance gain (Even if insignificant in this case). Is not better add on string_stocks?

I was talking about "replace" and "parse" natives' whereabouts. I can only find their native declaration.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by redivcram I was talking about "replace" and "parse" natives' whereabouts. I can only find their native declaration.

parse() (source code)
replace() (source code)

[redivcram]

Woah, thanks fysiks.