an example for zcmd sub cmds. - Printable Version

an example for zcmd sub cmds. - Printable Version

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an example for zcmd sub cmds. - fuckingcruse - 04.02.2016

Ok I have tried alot making a cmd from zcmd that includes sub commands. Can anyone give me a little example?

Like , /heal <health/armour>
If /heal health then he gets 100 hp. If /heal armour he gets 100 armour.

Give me an example of you own I may make the command by myself. Please take time, thank you.

Re: an example for zcmd sub cmds. - SickAttack - 04.02.2016

pawn Код:

CMD:cmd(playerid, params[])
{
    if(isnull(params)) return // message here

    if(!strcmp(params, "health", true, 6))
    {
        new id;
        if(sscanf(params, "{s[128]}u", id)) return // message here

        // set health here, id
    }
    return 1;
}

Find the macro "isnull" somewhere.

Re: an example for zcmd sub cmds. - Gammix - 04.02.2016

Just fix this mistake done in the above code:

Код:

if(! strcmp(params, "health", true, 6))

Re: an example for zcmd sub cmds. - xTURBOx - 04.02.2016

dont mind the intention

PHP код:



CMD:heal(playerid,params[])
{
   if(!strlen(params)) return SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "usage: /heal [health/armour]"); // or isnull(params)
   if(! strcmp(params, "health", true, 6))
  {
      SetPlayerHealth(playerid,100.0);
}
   else if(! strcmp(params, "armour", true, 6)
{
setplayerarmour(playerid,100.0);
}
return 1;
}

Re: an example for zcmd sub cmds. - fuckingcruse - 04.02.2016

I will try each and every code of yours

thanks.

Re: an example for zcmd sub cmds. - Rufio - 04.02.2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gammix

Just fix this mistake done in the above code:

Код:

if(! strcmp(params, "health", true, 6))

Quote:

0 if strings match each other on given length;
1 o r -1 if some character do not match: string1[i] - string2[i] ('i' represents character index starting from 0);

No. His code is right.

Edit: Actually nevermind, seems like it was edited. Sorry.