20.06.2014, 17:52
Could you maybe explain something for me,
Now I've never seen anyone actually with this problem that has been fixed.
So I am calling a function called 'SendIRCMessageToAdmins(msg[]);' okay?
Now that will take the message and echo it to admin channel, now when I try to echo a few messages at the same time, for example i use !cmds. it doesn't seem to echo them in order, they are all over like the Channel Operator commands are in 2 different places.
Is there a way to fix this? or make them go in order. As I am trying to look for a way of doing this, in one function without having to use repetitive code all the time.
Any help would be nice.
Just for anyone who needs an better explanation:
<SomeRandomOperator> !cmds
<Bot[0]> !say, !ann, !rules, !players
<Bot[1]> [OP] !ban, !kick, !suspend
<Bot[2]> [ALL] !servertime, !admins
<Bot[0]> [OP] !lastlogins, !find, !ocheck
<Bot[1]> !checkbiz, !checkhouse
As you can see this is just an example, but it shows how the [OP] commands are mixed in between the normal commands for players and general commands.
If anyone knows a way to make them come in order, then that would be appreciated .
Now I've never seen anyone actually with this problem that has been fixed.
So I am calling a function called 'SendIRCMessageToAdmins(msg[]);' okay?
Now that will take the message and echo it to admin channel, now when I try to echo a few messages at the same time, for example i use !cmds. it doesn't seem to echo them in order, they are all over like the Channel Operator commands are in 2 different places.
Is there a way to fix this? or make them go in order. As I am trying to look for a way of doing this, in one function without having to use repetitive code all the time.
Any help would be nice.
Just for anyone who needs an better explanation:
<SomeRandomOperator> !cmds
<Bot[0]> !say, !ann, !rules, !players
<Bot[1]> [OP] !ban, !kick, !suspend
<Bot[2]> [ALL] !servertime, !admins
<Bot[0]> [OP] !lastlogins, !find, !ocheck
<Bot[1]> !checkbiz, !checkhouse
As you can see this is just an example, but it shows how the [OP] commands are mixed in between the normal commands for players and general commands.
If anyone knows a way to make them come in order, then that would be appreciated .