[Daren_Jacobson]

on my constant quest to optimize stuff i found something that will help your script go just that little bit faster, and it is with dcmd, yes you could implement this using normal command methods, but i am writing this specifically for dcmd, so here is what it is, and ignore what i call my command:
it is pretty long, but i know that people are sometimes to lazy to go to pastebin links

pawn Code:

if (!strcmp(cmdtext, "/a", true, 2)
    {
        dcmd(ak47, 4, cmdtext);
        dcmd(angle, 5, cmdtext);
    }
    if (!strcmp(cmdtext, "/b", true, 2)
    {
        dcmd(ball, 4, cmdtext);
        dcmd(boom, 4, cmdtext);
    }
    if (!strcmp(cmdtext, "/c", true, 2)
    {
        dcmd(cpr, 3, cmdtext);
        dcmd(coord, 5, cmdtext);
        dcmd(cure, 4, cmdtext);
    }
    if (!strcmp(cmdtext, "/d", true, 2)
    {
        dcmd(dropcar, 7, cmdtext);
        dcmd(dirt, 4, cmdtext);
    }
    
    dcmd(eagle, 5, cmdtext); //only one command with that letter, so this is more efficient
    dcmd(findship, 8, cmdtext);

    if (!strcmp(cmdtext, "/g", true, 2)
    {
        dcmd(gravity, 7, cmdtext);
        dcmd(gotoship, 8, cmdtext);
        dcmd(grav, 4, cmdtext);
    }
    if (!strcmp(cmdtext, "/h", true, 2)
    {
        dcmd(help, 4, cmdtext);
        dcmd(hydraulics, 10, cmdtext);
        dcmd(handsup, 7, cmdtext);
        dcmd(hack, 4, cmdtext);
    }
    
    dcmd(identify, 8, cmdtext);
    dcmd(josh, 4, cmdtext);
    dcmd(kill, 4, cmdtext);

    if (!strcmp(cmdtext, "/l", true, 2)
    {
        dcmd(load, 4, cmdtext);
        dcmd(link, 4, cmdtext);
        dcmd(list, 4, cmdtext);
        dcmd(levitate, 8, cmdtext);
    }
    if (!strcmp(cmdtext, "/m", true, 2)
    {
        dcmd(money, 5, cmdtext);
        dcmd(model, 5, cmdtext);
        dcmd(morphine, 8, cmdtext);
        dcmd(mp5, 3, cmdtext);
        dcmd(m4, 2, cmdtext);
        dcmd(moveship, 8, cmdtext);
    }
    
    dcmd(nos, 3, cmdtext);
    dcmd(obj, 3, cmdtext);
    
    if (!strcmp(cmdtext, "/p", true, 2)
    {
        dcmd(plane, 5, cmdtext);
        dcmd(plant, 5, cmdtext);
        dcmd(pick, 4, cmdtext);
    }
    
    dcmd(race, 4, cmdtext);

    if (!strcmp(cmdtext, "/s", true, 2)
    {
        dcmd(set, 3, cmdtext);
        dcmd(sync, 4, cmdtext);
        dcmd(startlol, 8, cmdtext);
        dcmd(shotgun, 7, cmdtext);
    }
    if (!strcmp(cmdtext, "/t", true, 2)
    {
        dcmd(test, 4, cmdtext);
        dcmd(tele, 4, cmdtext);
        dcmd(tower, 5, cmdtext);
        dcmd(tra, 3, cmdtext);
        dcmd(takeover, 8, cmdtext);
    }
    
    dcmd(up, 2, cmdtext);
    dcmd(veh, 3, cmdtext);
    
    //no more commands with those letters (those = w - z)

yes i know, on some of those letters, it might be better to just skip the check, and yes those are all real commands in my script.
if this is completely un-efficiant tell me, i am just trying to learn more about the language (holy poop, i sound like y-less).

adios.

[Daren_Jacobson]

that is a good idea, people who read this, use his way, i am too lazy to edit it all, but i don't use else due to the way it showed when i decompiled it.
this

pawn Code:

if (var == othervarlol)
{
//stuffage
}
else if (var == lolcatkingvar)
{
//stuffage
}

would decompile as

pawn Code:

if (var == othervarlol)
{
//stuffage
}
if (othervarlol != var) if (var == lolcatkingvar)
{
//stuffage
}

also this made me think what wound happen if you did this

pawn Code:

if (var == othervarlol)
{
var = lolcatkingvar
}
else if (var == lolcatkingvar)
{
print "does this get called?"
}

because it is not equal to othervarlol and it is equal to lolcatkingvar, maybe i should test

[Daren_Jacobson]

i was thinking, i don't know what that little hex thing is but wouldn't you have to do?

pawn Code:

case 'a', 'A':
{
dcmd(ak47, 4, cmdtext);
dcmd(angle, 5, cmdtext);
}
case 'b', 'B':
{
dcmd(ball, 4, cmdtext);
dcmd(boom, 4, cmdtext);
}