23.06.2010, 00:03
Well, use the good old strcmp for that command only then? :P
"/say [text]" -----> "// [text]" - Help please
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"/say [text]" -----> "// [text]" - Help please - by introzen - 22.06.2010, 23:30
Re: "/say [text]" -----> "// [text]" - Help please - by Mike Garber - 22.06.2010, 23:32
Re: "/say [text]" -----> "// [text]" - Help please - by introzen - 23.06.2010, 00:01
Re: "/say [text]" -----> "// [text]" - Help please - by Mike Garber - 23.06.2010, 00:03
Re: "/say [text]" -----> "// [text]" - Help please - by introzen - 23.06.2010, 00:09
Re: "/say [text]" -----> "// [text]" - Help please - by Mike Garber - 23.06.2010, 00:16
Re: "/say [text]" -----> "// [text]" - Help please - by Fj0rtizFredde - 23.06.2010, 00:19
Re: "/say [text]" -----> "// [text]" - Help please - by (.Aztec); - 23.06.2010, 00:26
Re: "/say [text]" -----> "// [text]" - Help please - by introzen - 23.06.2010, 00:27
Re: "/say [text]" -----> "// [text]" - Help please - by Mike Garber - 23.06.2010, 00:29
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