[Drak]

Okay, so i have a line in a file like so:

"STEAM_ID_BLAH" "PLAYER NAME"

And i break it up with "StrBreak"

Which's makes it come up with "STEAM_ID_BLAH" and i place that into a string. But how do i get "PLAYER NAME" into a string? (Since StrBreak only takes the front of the string)
And, for a second question. What is "decl" iv seen it used as so: "decl String:line[255]"

[teame06]

new String:Hat[] = "\"STEAM_0:0:16\" \"B........"\"";

new String:Auth[64];
new len = StrBreak(Hat, Auth, sizeof(Auth));

/* Here second part of the string */

if(len != -1)
{
     PrintToServer("%s", Hat[len]);
}

/* If there were more arguments you would just simply use StrBreak again but with Hat[len]  */

Edit: changes in bold.
As for decl is the same as new except for one difference. When the variable is created it does not zero out the variable.

[BAILOPAN]

Note that if you were to have three arguments: "a" "b" "c"
You have to account for the fact that StrBreak is additive...

new String:str[] = "\"a\" \"b\" \"c\""
new String:buffer[24]
new cur_idx, idx

idx = StrBreak(str, buffer, sizeof(buffer)) /* Get "a" */
while (idx != -1)
{
   cur_idx += idx
   idx = StrBreak(str[cur_idx], buffer, sizeof(buffer)) /* Get next */
}

Since it will return a position relative to where you start from, you need to make sure you handle that properly.

[Drak]

Thanks teame, and bail. Finally got it working.