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This doesn't make any sense, why format two strings, and is "cPatente" a string, or an integer?
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Are numbers at the beginning or the end?
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The 'cPatente' is the number plate, Ex: "ASD123", the letters appears, but the numbers no, I used %d for only use the numbers with color
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You can use
strins() for this. Though there might be an optimised way of doing this by only looping through the string once and copying/modifying it at once. (I'm not sure about the "if" check though, seems alright to me)
pawn Код:
new insertAt = -1;
for (new i = 0; i < strlen(cInformacion[ID][cPatente]); i++)
{
if ('0' <= cInformacion[ID][cPatente][i] <= '9')
{
insertAt = i;
break;
}
}
new string[32];
strcpy(string, cInformacion[ID][cPatente], 32);
if (insertAt != -1)
strins(string, "{FF0000}", insertAt);
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Originally Posted by Threshold
Why? 'format' is perfectly fine here...
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It is, but nowhere did the OP state that he wishes to use random numbers after the text, then your function would be suited, but the way I see it, he has it predefined and saved as the plate text, and he only wanted to color the number part.
Depends on what the OP wants, but I do agree with you on this Threshold.
