16.01.2018, 09:02
Hi everybody
So the other day I was trying to make a command which checks 2 parameters and then based on the second one it does something.
I wasn't able to successfully perform the command because the code just wasn't able to see the second parameter.
I did something like this:
So when I write in-game /v lock it says Usage: /v lock [ID] but when I put in an ID strcmp doesn't check for the lock command and it doesn't do anything.
Is there a way to do this with strcmp?
I did it with strfind and it works fine but I want to know how to use strcmp the right way...
By what I've read about strcmp my code should be working just fine but it's not.
Btw I shortened the code so you don't have to read a lot.
Thanks in advanced
So the other day I was trying to make a command which checks 2 parameters and then based on the second one it does something.
I wasn't able to successfully perform the command because the code just wasn't able to see the second parameter.
I did something like this:
Код:
CMD:v(playerid, params[]) { new cmd[64]; format(cmd, sizeof(cmd), "%s", params); if(!strcmp(cmd, "lock", true, 4)) //I replaced strcmp with strfind and it works normally. That means that sscanf part is fine. { new id; if(sscanf(cmd, " i", id)) return SendCLientMessage(...);//I put a spacing before "i" because that's how sscanf can check for the second word/integer... and not the first one. vInfo[id][vDoors] = 1; return 1; } return 1; }
Is there a way to do this with strcmp?
I did it with strfind and it works fine but I want to know how to use strcmp the right way...
By what I've read about strcmp my code should be working just fine but it's not.
Btw I shortened the code so you don't have to read a lot.
Thanks in advanced