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Quote:

Originally Posted by _Jake_ It would be so difficult to do that. I've been working for this one. I will fix it if i've time. It works fine when typing the numeric numbers. However, If you type the text not the numeric ones. It wouldn't display the text parameters OnPlayerText. It is because it return wrong. Current i will not give the code i'm current working on it.

Yes, I know this is a snippet - however it was in response to the quote above! Move if desired!

You mean something like...

pawn Code:

public OnPlayerText(playerid, text[])
{
    new idCheck = strfind(text, "id", true);
    if(idCheck != -1)
    {
        new sid[128];
        strcat(sid, text);
        strdel(sid, 0, idCheck);
        new spacePos = strfind(sid, " ");
        if(spacePos != -1) strdel(sid, spacePos, strlen(sid));
        
        new newString[128], pName[24];
        GetPlayerName(strval(sid[2]), pName, 24);

        strcat(newString, str_replace(sid, pName, text));
        SendPlayerMessageToAll(playerid, newString);
        return 0;
    }
    return 1;
}

You will need your own implementation of str_replace, or use this found in David Weston's strlib library:

pawn Code:

/*
    Snippet taken from:
        strlib library for string manipulation.
        Created by David Weston

        Version: 1.3
        Licence: http://www.typefish.co.uk/licences/
*/
stock str_replace(sSearch[], sReplace[], const sSubject[], &iCount = 0)
{
    new
        iLengthTarget = strlen(sSearch),
        iLengthReplace = strlen(sReplace),
        iLengthSource = strlen(sSubject),
        iItterations = (iLengthSource - iLengthTarget) + 1;

    new
        sTemp[128],
        sReturn[128];

    strcat(sReturn, sSubject, 128);
    iCount = 0;

    for(new iIndex; iIndex < iItterations; ++iIndex)
    {
        strmid(sTemp, sReturn, iIndex, (iIndex + iLengthTarget), (iLengthTarget + 1));

        if(!strcmp(sTemp, sSearch, false))
        {
            strdel(sReturn, iIndex, (iIndex + iLengthTarget));
            strins(sReturn, sReplace, iIndex, iLengthReplace);

            iIndex += iLengthTarget;
            iCount++;
        }
    }

    return sReturn;
}