[MP2]

For example, if someone says '$$$' I want to replace that with '$1234' - their money.

I need this to be easily implemented into any string, so i can use it for OnPlayerText, /pm etc.

Any and all help is much appreciated

[[HiC]TheKiller]

pawn Code:

stock str_replace(currentstr[], replacestr[], findstr[])
{
    while(strfind(currentstr, findstr) != -1)
    {
        new pos = strfind(currentstr, findstr), len = strlen(replacestr);
        strdel(currentstr, pos, pos+len);
        strins(currentstr, replacestr, pos);
    }
    return 1;
}
public OnPlayerText(playerid, text[])
{
    str_replace(text, "$1234", "$$$");
    return 1;
}

Give that a go. Sorry it's a bit inefficient, I made it really fast.

[MP2]

Could you also make it work if they said '$$$ $$$'?

[Kingunit]

Try editing every '$$$' to '$$$ $$$"

[=WoR=G4M3Ov3r]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MP2 Could you also make it work if they said '$$$ $$$'?

What do you mean ?, If someone says $$$ $$$ you wanna replace it with what ?

[Davz*|*Criss]

Do you mean if player say $$$ it should show his money to all?

I mean sendclientmessagetoall?

[MP2]

Never mind I think his will work.

[MP2]

It doesn't work. Can anyone else help please? I want '$$$' to be replaced with $1234 no matter how many times it appears in a string, so if someone says '$$$ $$$ $$$' it will change to '$1234 $1234 $1234'

Thanks

[RyDeR`]

http://forum.sa-mp.com/showpost.php?...postcount=2107

[=WoR=G4M3Ov3r]

PHP Code:

main()
{
    new
        sOriginal[256],
        sNewString[256]
 
    strins(sOriginal, "$$$", 0);
 
    sNewString = str_replace("$$$", "$1234", sOriginal)
 
    printf("New str:  %s", sNewString)
} 


[MP2]

Is there not a way to use this in OnPlayerText without creating a new 128 string?

[Drako1407]

to me , give me this waring..

pawn Code:

C:\Users\Franco\Desktop\samp03csvr_R2-2_win32\gamemodes\Bk.pwn(9065) : warning 224: indeterminate array size in "sizeof" expression (symbol "maxlength")

whait?

line:

pawn Code:

stock str_replace(currentstr[], replacestr[], findstr[])
{
    while(strfind(currentstr, findstr) != -1)
    {
        new pos = strfind(currentstr, findstr), len = strlen(replacestr);
        strdel(currentstr, pos, pos+len);
        strins(currentstr, replacestr, pos);
    }
    return 1;
}

[RyDeR`]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MP2 Is there not a way to use this in OnPlayerText without creating a new 128 string?

As long as you are sure that the maximum length won't exceed the array bounds, then yes.