[Sergei]

Hello

I have decided to check out dcmd and I have got two questions about it.

1. Is it possible to add two commands which do the same thing? Like normally you do:

Код:

if(strcmp(cmd, "/something", true) == 0 || strcmp(cmd, "/somethingelse", true) == 0)

But is i possible to do something like that with dcmd?

2. Another thing is about commands with more than one parameter. For example I would like to do command /give which would have options something and somethingelse and it would affect selected player id (/give [option] [playerid])
Normally you would do something like that:

pawn Код:

if(strcmp(cmd, "/give", true) == 0)
    {
      if(IsPlayerConnected(playerid))
      {
              new x_nr[256];
                    x_nr = strtok(cmdtext, idx);
                    if(!strlen(x_nr)) {
                        SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_LIGHTYELLOW2, "[USAGE:] /give [item] [playerid]");
                        SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_LIGHTYELLOW2, "[ITEM:] something, somethingelse");
                        return 1;
                    }
                  if(strcmp(x_nr,"something",true) == 0)
                    {
                      tmp = strtok(cmdtext, idx);
                        if(!strlen(tmp)) {
                            SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_LIGHTYELLOW2, "[USAGE:] /give something [playerid]");
                            return 1;
                        }
                        giveplayerid = ReturnUser(tmp);
                        if(IsPlayerConnected(giveplayerid))
                        {
// and other stuff

As you can see, when I write only '/give something' it shows me different message as when I write only '/give.' If I use sscanf with dcmd and I write only '/give something' it will still show me the first message until I fill out all the parameters.
So how could I make that when I fill up only one parameter it will already show me the message I choose?

Thanks for help

[MadeMan]

Answer to your first question:

pawn Код:

dcmd_somethingelse(playerid, params[])
{
    return dcmd_something(playerid, params);
}

But I'm not sure what you mean with that other thing.

[Sergei]

Thanks for the first solution

Okay, about second thing.

I would like to make a command '/give'.
When someone types '/give' it will show him client message "/give [option] [playerid]" (options are something and something else). If he types '/give nothing' he will get client message "Wrong option". If he writes '/give something' he will get client message "/give something [playerid]".

Basically I want to set client message for each parameter filled up. If I use sscanf it will always show "/give [option] [playerid]" until all the parameters are filled up and then it will look further for any if's.

[MadeMan]

Well yeah I'm not sure if you can make it with sscanf. You can use dcmd + strtok. Only then it would be strtok(params, idx);

[Sergei]

I will play around that tomorrow then

[Ez]

Код:

dcmd_test(playerid, cmdtext[])
{
  new option[256], index;

  option = strtok(cmdtext, index);

  if (!strcmp(option, "one", true))
  { 
    SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR, "You typed one!");
  }

 else if (!strcmp(option, "two", true))
 {
   SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR, "You typed two!");
 }

 return 1;
}

Something like this would work, you'd then just have to use strtok again to get the next peice (id)

[ruarai]

using strtok in dcmd is fail.
Just use scanff

[Sergei]

Quote:

Originally Posted by яυαяαι using strtok in dcmd is fail. Just use scanff

As I said, if I use sscanf I need to fill up all the parameters (so it returns 0) to let command execute all the if's (custom things). I'd like to have custom messages for each of the options.