[BAILANDO]

Hello, i need help, how to get char on index position in String, for example "abcd" and i need to get 'd' then String:msg[10] have "abcdefghi" and msg[3] have 'd', but if i make printtochat(client, msg[3]) then i see in chat efghi. Then please, how can i get this char, i need it for check, if first char is ! or / (command string)

public OnPluginStart(){
    RegConsoleCmd("test", Test);
}

public OnMapStart(){

}

public OnMapEnd(){

}

public Action:Test(id, args){
    new String:msg[10];
    Format(msg, 10, "abcdefghij");
    if(StrEqual(msg[0], "a")){
        PrintToChat(id, "first letter is a");
    }
    else{
        PrintToChat(id, "first lettet isn't a");
    }
}

[KyleS]

If you need to get the 'd', use FindCharInString. If you're wanting to print a single character, use %c.

http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdio/printf/

There are a few extensions in pawn, such as %b and %N.

[Impact123]

Use this to check for the first character

PHP Code:

if (msg[0] == 'a')
{
    // First char is an a
} 


You should read this.

[Powerlord]

This sounds suspiciously like an XY Problem.

Why do you need to know if the first character is ! or / ?

RegConsoleCmd and RegAdminCmd will both register / and ! commands for you. You can override existing commands (including / and ! commands) using AddCommandListener.

For catching chat commands without / and !, there's the OnClientSayCommand and OnClientSayCommand_Post callbacks. As far as I'm aware, these aren't called until after command processing from the previous 3 commands are finished.

As a last resort, you can manually hook say and say_team commands and use IsChatTrigger to see if they will fire a command.

[sinsic]

So you want to print the 4. character of string msg[10] which contains "abcdefghi"?
I don't know if there is a shorter way but this works.

PHP Code:

new String:msg[10];
Format(msg, sizeof(msg), "abcdefghi");
new String:sWantedChar[2];
strcopy(sWantedChar, sizeof(sWantedChar), msg[3]);
PrintToChatAll(sWantedChar); 


If you are just checking if it has ! or / for the first character it is way more easier.

PHP Code:

FindCharInString(msg, "!"); 


It returns "-1" if ! is not found in the string, or the position if it is found so you can check if it is at start.

[BAILANDO]

Thanks for help

Powerlord: i have program for anonym chat, because admins have [TAG] before name like [ADMIN] etc, and if he say /enable (sm_enable), then he write without tag with default team color, but if he write /disable or /admin etc, then all players see what he write because this anonym chat work like: block default msg if client have true in boolarray with sm_enable and say PrintToChat into chat with ifs like(if...==CS_TEAM_T) or if(IsPlayerAlive) etc for making *DEAD* before name and what see this message like normal chat. Only for this i need to check if first char is / or !

Thanks again.