Re: Advanced-SA-NickName (ASAN) - The best NickName plugin -
cuber - 07.01.2018
This looks interesting. Good job!
Re: Advanced-SA-NickName (ASAN) - The best NickName plugin -
fiki574 - 08.01.2018
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Originally Posted by KrYpToDeN
Could you give me some examples?
I don't quite understand what you mean.
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/cmd Nick_Name
/cmd Nick Name
KrYpToDeN -
Sew_Sumi - 08.01.2018
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Originally Posted by KrYpToDeN
Build for OS Centos
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This, alone, impresses me.
Re: Advanced-SA-NickName (ASAN) - The best NickName plugin -
NaS - 08.01.2018
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Originally Posted by fiki574
/cmd Nick_Name
/cmd Nick Name
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You could add that an underscore gets detected as space, so that you can type "Nick_Name" to find "Nick Name".
This is also just a problem if you use strtok or any other method that uses a space as delimiter.
Re: Advanced-SA-NickName (ASAN) - The best NickName plugin -
KrYpToDeN - 08.01.2018
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Originally Posted by fiki574
/cmd Nick_Name
/cmd Nick Name
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Agreed with NaS.
You can control it into your Pawn code.
Also, you can not use this feature into your Plugin. It's disabled by default in the configuration File.
As another solution I can offer you call players in your commands by player's ID. I used this way on my SA:MP server, when i had it.
Re: Advanced-SA-NickName (ASAN) -
GRiMMREAPER - 08.01.2018
That's neat.
Re: Advanced-SA-NickName (ASAN) -
Adoniiz - 09.01.2018
Nice release! It was what I was looking for
Re: Advanced-SA-NickName (ASAN) -
KrYpToDeN - 27.05.2018
Raise the topic
Re: Advanced-SA-NickName (ASAN) -
Mobtiesgangsa - 27.05.2018
Well done KrypToDeN it is usefull for up-comming servers
1. Question > Is it Conflict-free if its combined with MySQL?
Re: Advanced-SA-NickName (ASAN) -
KrYpToDeN - 04.06.2018
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Originally Posted by Mobtiesgangsa
Well done KrypToDeN it is usefull for up-comming servers
1. Question > Is it Conflict-free if its combined with MySQL?
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Yes, there will be no conflicts, if you will:
1) Escape special characters, using mysql plugin's special function(s).
2) Insert your 'name' value into
' '. (Example.. "UPDATE `Accounts` SET `Name` =
'%s';", name);