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Help with a command -
LiamM - 01.12.2011
Hey guys i'm making a command to create a business. For some reason though when typing the Name of the business... depending on what 'Category' I put it under.. it changes the 2nd character of the name.. any ideas?
Here is the code that is making it do that, I just can't figure out what part.
pawn Код:
if(sscanf(params,"sii", BuzName, BuzCategory, BusPrice)) return SendClientMessage(playerid,-1,"USAGE: /createbus <Category 1-5> <price> <Name>");
format(BusInfo[id][BusName], 24, BuzName);
dini_Set(File2, "BusName", BusInfo[id][BusName]);
Any ideas? Thanks
Re: Help with a command -
park4bmx - 01.12.2011
pawn Код:
if(sscanf(params,"iis", BuzCategory, BusPrice,BuzName)) return SendClientMessage(playerid,-1,"USAGE: /createbus <Category 1-5> <price> <Name>");
is
iis becouse your want
1-5 , price ,name so that means that
Category 1-5 is a variable so its an
I
then same with the price and the
Name is a
Sting
you got them in the wrong order
Re: Help with a command -
LiamM - 01.12.2011
What order should it be in?
Re: Help with a command -
SmiT - 01.12.2011
Quote:
Originally Posted by park4bmx
is iis becouse your want 1-5 , price ,name so that means that Category 1-5 is a variable so its an I
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If it's a variable it doesn't mean it should stand for "i", perhaps you mean integer.
Re: Help with a command -
park4bmx - 01.12.2011
Quote:
Originally Posted by SmiT
If it's a variable it doesn't mean it should stand for "i", perhaps you mean integer.
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integer is what i ment yes sorry ;X
Re: Help with a command -
LiamM - 01.12.2011
So what exactly is wrong with it?? It seems to change the 2nd character to some weird character depending on what category I choose... so I think something is happening with the sscanf....