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Originally Posted by DanielCortez
 Last time there were a lot of command processors, but almost all of them were just an edited versions of ZCMD.
It works on the same principle, as ZCMD, but it is also kinda different from it and works much faster. |
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Originally Posted by ******
Anyway, there's no point doing a speed comparison - of course a plugin that's well coded will be faster, but speed isn't everything! I also seriously doubt that coding this in assembly will give much, if any, improvements over C given modern compilers. All it does is make the code longer, more obfuscated, harder to modify, and harder to optimise - read this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2...bly-more-often |
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Originally Posted by ******
You claim to be faster than ZCMD - that's not hard and there are other command processors that are also faster but they all get faster by skipping features like "OnPlayerCommandRecieved" and "OnPlayerCommandPerformed", which are used for permission systems. It is true that you are also faster than y_commands, but again you skip multiple features like the ones above from ZCMD, "help", built in per-player permissions, alternate names, mutliple script support, mutliple language support, and command lists. So yes, well done, you manged to write less code and it was faster! Wow...
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#include <a_samp>
main(){}
public OnGameModeInit()
{
new string[] = "testt9999";
new string2[10];
new a = GetTickCount();
for(new i = 0; i < 10000; i++)
{
format(string2, 10, "testt%d", i);
if(!strcmp(string, string2))
printf("time = %d", GetTickCount() - a);
}
}
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Originally Posted by ******
Do you mean ycmd: https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=157228 which as you say is not fast.
Or y_commands: https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=169029 which is faster than zcmd, not slower as you claim? Anyway, there's no point doing a speed comparison - of course a plugin that's well coded will be faster, but speed isn't everything! I also seriously doubt that coding this in assembly will give much, if any, improvements over C given modern compilers. All it does is make the code longer, more obfuscated, harder to modify, and harder to optimise - read this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2...bly-more-often You claim to be faster than ZCMD - that's not hard and there are other command processors that are also faster but they all get faster by skipping features like "OnPlayerCommandRecieved" and "OnPlayerCommandPerformed", which are used for permission systems. It is true that you are also faster than y_commands, but again you skip multiple features like the ones above from ZCMD, "help", built in per-player permissions, alternate names, mutliple script support, mutliple language support, and command lists. So yes, well done, you manged to write less code and it was faster! Wow... This isn't even the first plugin based command processor: https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=423815 Edit: 3 questions about your tests: 1) Have you done some without using "format", jsut hard-code the command names to avoid that bottleneck? 2) Have you done some with a decent number of commands? How many modern modes have just 10 commands? 3) Have you done any comparisons with y_commands? |
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Originally Posted by white_energy
Error: Function not registered: 'DC_CMD'
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Originally Posted by [uL]Pottus
Just use ZCMD or YCMD there is really no point to this plugin.
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OnPlayerCommandText(playerid,"/command");
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Originally Posted by Mister0
Have a callback? like OnPlayerCommandReceived or wher I need to put the code from OnPlayerCommandReceived?
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OnPlayerCommandReceived(playerid, cmdtext[])
public OnPlayerCommandReceived(playerid, cmdtext[])
{
if(PlayerInfo[playerid][pMute] == 1) // if player have a mute (/mute)
{
SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "You have a mute, wait!");
return 0; // transmit information for plugin, to not he execute command
}
return 1; // allow command execution
}
OnPlayerCommandPerformed(playerid, cmdtext[], success);
public OnPlayerCommandPerformed(playerid, cmdtext[], success)
{
if(success == -1) // if command not found
{
return OnPlayerCommandText(playerid, cmdtext);
}
return 1; // allow command execution
}
public OnPlayerCommandPerformed(playerid, cmdtext[], success)
{
if(success == -1) // if command not found
{
return SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "This command not found on the server, please use /help.");
}
return 1;
}
