[akib]

How I can make a command like this

Available Action: deposit, withdraw
Usage /fsafe [Action]

and if action == deposit then

Available Action: weapon, cash
Usage /fsafe deposit [Action]

and if action == cash then

Usage /fsafe deposit cash [Amount]

[Proxus]

You could use zcmd and then strcmp for the parameters. However, you'll need somewhere to store the amount a player has in the safe. I can post a sample script later unless someone does that before me.

[akib]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Proxus You could use zcmd and then strcmp for the parameters. However, you'll need somewhere to store the amount a player has in the safe. I can post a sample script later unless someone does that before me.

I tried with zcmd, strcmp... but i am failed, please show me your example

[TheToretto]

Quote:

Originally Posted by akib I tried with zcmd, strcmp... but i am failed, please show me your example

Show your code so we can help you, not do it for you so you can understand your mistake.

[Kane]

pawn Code:

CMD:fsafe(playerid, cmdtext[]){

    new szCmdInfo[30], szActionInfo[30], amount; 

    if(sscanf(cmdtext, "s[30]S()[30]", szCmdInfo, szActionInfo))
    {
        SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "USAGE: /fsafe [Action]");
        SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "Available Actions: deposit, withdraw");
        return 1;
    }

    if(!strcmp(szCmdInfo, "deposit", true)){

        // Deposit here:

        if(sscanf(szActionInfo, "i", amount))
        {
            SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "/fsafe deposit [amount]");
            return 1;
        }

    }


    return 1;
}

That should give you an idea of how to start.

[akib]

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Originally Posted by Kane_ pawn Code: CMD:fsafe(playerid, cmdtext[]){     new szCmdInfo[30], szActionInfo[30], amount;     if(sscanf(cmdtext, "s[30]S()[30]", szCmdInfo, szActionInfo))     {         SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "USAGE: /fsafe [Action]");         SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "Available Actions: deposit, withdraw");         return 1;     }     if(!strcmp(szCmdInfo, "deposit", true)){         // Deposit here:         if(sscanf(szActionInfo, "i", amount))         {             SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "/fsafe deposit [amount]");             return 1;         }     }     return 1; } That should give you an idea of how to start.

Can you explain me this line

PHP Code:

if(sscanf(cmdtext, "s[30]S()[30]", szCmdInfo, szActionInfo)) 


s[30]S()[30]

first s[30] is for szCMDInfo
but S() for? and why brackets?

[TheToretto]

S() means the specifier is a string, and optional. So it can reach your options down, else it would always return the SendClientMessage usage thingie. And brackets are there to specify a reason, we obviously don't need that so they're left blank.