[AiRaLoKa]

hi all...

it's a little bit silly, but i'm so curious. Which is better and faster, Zcmd or y_cmd?

EDIT:

read the last thread before replying

[MicroD]

y_cmd is faster.

[Sledgehammer]

Personally I feel that zcmd is better but I'm not to sure what one is faster. Most scripts I've edited have had zcmd.

[PrivatioBoni]

I'd prefer to use ZCMD, not sure why. Both are probably fine.

[FahadKing07]

YCMD is better than ZCMD.
I suggest YCMD.

[AiRaLoKa]

now, how can i do something like "cmd_commandname(playerid, "something");" with y_commands?

[iFarbod]

You have more possibilities with Y_CMD. But i'd suggest to use zcmd.

[MicroD]

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Originally Posted by AiRaLoKa now, how can i do something like "cmd_commandname(playerid, "something");" with y_commands?

Command_AddAltNamed(old[], altname[])

[Djole1337]

zcmd is a standalone library unlike y_cmd

[AiRaLoKa]

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Originally Posted by MicroD Command_AddAltNamed(old[], altname[])

according to http://forum.sa-mp.com/showthread.ph...md_+y_commands

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Originally Posted by ****** Command_AddAltNamed(old[], altname[]) - Adds an alternate spelling for a command by name.

it's just give another speeling (A.K.A thingy i think) not calling the command in another process.

what i meant is like this
e.g. when i response the dialog, it's will call the "/kill" command. in Zcmd, it's "cmd_kill(playerid, "");", how can i do it in y_commands?