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Im making an event system, i wanna know if this parameters "ddiiii" are correct for the values assigned:
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if(sscanf(params,"ddiiii",event,team,wep1,wep2,hp,arm)) return SCM(playerid,0xff0000FF,"{F70505}Usage: {FFFFFF}/event <event name> <team id> <weapon 1> <weapon 2> <health> <armour>");
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The event name is a string right? you want if(sscanf(params,"siiiiii",event,team,wep1,wep2,hp ,arm)) also the specifiers "i" and "d" are the same so choose one or the other.
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The event name is a string right? you want if(sscanf(params,"siiiiii",event,team,wep1,wep2,hp ,arm)) also the specifiers "i" and "d" are the same so choose one or the other.
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Yes, a string. So i should use "if(sscanf(params,"siiiiii",event,team,wep1,wep2,h p,arm))"...?
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Use "s[and the size of the variable you declared above]".
eg. "s[128]iiiiii".
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Just make sure you have no spaces in the event name, if you want spaces I would recommend using y_inline / y_dialog for entering the name. I always forget about specifying the array size heh.
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Just make sure you have no spaces in the event name, if you want spaces I would recommend using y_inline / y_dialog for entering the name.
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What if i do "Even Test" instead of "EventTest"...? What will change?
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It will fail, and will try use test as the next specifier.
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It will fail.
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Oh...
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I'm guessing this is a limitation of sscanf() maybe Y_Less has a way to do it? One other idea is you could make your own custom specifier to handle doing it but your probably better off just using y_inline / y_dialog.
