Help about using ";" in register_clcmd

LynX · **Author**

How can I capture a ";" in register_clcmd ( yeah, anti-script stuff... ).

For example :

Code:


register_clcmd("jump;buy","Block")

As you all know, ";" in C++ marks ending of line.

But how in the world in Small you can do something like I want?

Thanks.

Xanimos · 01-23-2006 , 06:55

I don't think you can. That would all be filtered out client-side before the server gets it. you could however use the forward client_command() and check the intervals between commands and see if it is less than 1 second.

**Brad** · 01-23-2006 , 10:26

@LynX:
Change the subject of your thread to be more descriptive or else this thread may be trashed.

Twilight Suzuka · 01-23-2006 , 12:00

A. The lanugga ie PAWN.
B. You can't do it like that; the client splits commands on ";" delimiters.

LynX · 01-23-2006 , 16:38

So I must check if two buttons are pressed in interval less then 0.5 seconds, or player is scripting?

**Hawk552** · 01-23-2006 , 18:03

I don't think it's possible to catch it.

You can try using client_command and then reading it, but I don't think you can.

LynX · 01-27-2006 , 19:17

Does anybody have idea ?

I did this in PreThink :

Code:


    if(get_user_button(id) & IN_FORWARD )

    {

        if ( scriptCheck[id] !=0 && get_user_button(id) & IN_FORWARD )

        {

            client_cmd(id, "-forward")
            client_cmd(id, "-moveleft")
            client_cmd(id, "-moveright")
            client_cmd(id, "-backward")
            client_cmd(id, "-duck")
            client_cmd(id, "-jump")

        }

        else

        {

            scriptCheck[id] = 1
            set_task(0.1,"releaseCheck",id)

        }

    }

**Hawk552** · 01-27-2006 , 21:20

What are you trying to do..?

VEN · 01-28-2006 , 04:13

It's seems like he trying to make player immobile.
While it wouldn't work good enough since client_cmd commands executes on client side so it ping-dependent.

**Hawk552** · 01-28-2006 , 21:37

You could always do entity_set_int(id,EV_INT_button,0)

or something.