[Vict77]

Hi all. I'm trying to link a client command to the correct result.
This has sm_test 1, sm_test 2, and sm_test 3 in three separate cfg files which shows correctly in the server console once a selection is made.

How do I make it so that typing !test or /test shows the correct result to the client? I'm pretty sure this is simple, but I'm new so any help would greatly be appreciated.

Me: !test
Me: This test is Normal. <----- would pick up correct result sm_test 2

public void OnPluginStart() 
{	        
        RegConsoleCmd("sm_test", Command_ShowTest, "testing");                                  	
}

public Action:Command_ShowTest(i, args)
{
        decl String:arg[20];
	GetCmdArgString(arg, sizeof(arg));
	new V1 = StringToInt(arg,3);
	
        if (V1 == 1) {ReplyToCommand(i, "This test is Easy.");}
	else if (V1 == 2) {ReplyToCommand(i, "This test is Normal.");}
	else if (V1 == 3) {ReplyToCommand(i, "This test is Hard.");}
        return Plugin_Handled;       
}

[Marttt]

PHP Code:

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    RegConsoleCmd("sm_test", Command_ShowTest, "testing");
}

Action Command_ShowTest(int client, int args)
{
    int difficulty = GetCmdArgInt(1);
    switch (difficulty)
    {
        case 1: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Easy.");
        case 2: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Normal.");
        case 3: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Hard.");
        default: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is *Unknown* (%d).", difficulty);
    }
    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


[Vict77]

Originally Posted by Marttt PHP Code: public void OnPluginStart() {     RegConsoleCmd("sm_test", Command_ShowTest, "testing"); } Action Command_ShowTest(int client, int args) {     int difficulty = GetCmdArgInt(1);     switch (difficulty)     {         case 1: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Easy.");         case 2: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Normal.");         case 3: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Hard.");         default: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is *Unknown* (%d).", difficulty);     }     return Plugin_Handled; }

Thanks Marttt for the fast response and the help, but it does not compile.

[Grey83]

PHP Code:

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    RegConsoleCmd("sm_test", Command_ShowTest, "testing");
}

public Action Command_ShowTest(int client, int args)
{
    if(!args)
    {
        ReplyToCommand(client, "You must send any number as an argument: sm_test <number>");
        return Plugin_Handled;
    }

    char arg[12];
    GetCmdArg(1, arg, sizeof(arg));

    switch(StringToInt(arg)%4)    // -3 to 3 with any number ^_^
    {
        case 1:  ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Easy.");
        case 2:  ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Normal.");
        case 3:  ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Hard.");
        default: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is wrong (arg: %s).", arg);
    }
    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


[Marttt]

Originally Posted by Vict77 Thanks Marttt for the fast response and the help, but it does not compile.

Should compile file in SM1.11, you can paste the code here and add a plugin name, then download.

Anyway Grey version should work for older versions.

[Vict77]

Originally Posted by Marttt Should compile file in SM1.11, you can paste the code here and add a plugin name, then download. Anyway Grey version should work for older versions.

Thanks Marttt! I've had compiles both with that link and in SM with no issues in the past, but yours compiled with no errors. What's the best way to create .sp files? I've been using Notepad in Windows 10. However, if I type !test or /test it returns 0 instead of the current result of either This test is Easy, Normal, or Hard. So the main part I'm trying to get working isn't working.

[Marttt]

according to your example you have to type "!test <number>" in chat otherwise won't work.
If you wan't store that value somewhere then you have to create a variable outside the scope and set it.

PHP Code:

int lastDifficulty;

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    RegConsoleCmd("sm_test", Command_ShowTest, "testing");
}

Action Command_ShowTest(int client, int args)
{
    if (args > 0)
        lastDifficulty = GetCmdArgInt(1);

    switch (lastDifficulty)
    {
        case 1: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Easy.");
        case 2: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Normal.");
        case 3: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Hard.");
        default: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is *Unknown* (%d).", lastDifficulty);
    }
    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


[Vict77]

Originally Posted by Marttt according to your example you have to type "!test <number>" in chat otherwise won't work. If you wan't store that value somewhere then you have to create a variable outside the scope and set it. PHP Code: int lastDifficulty; public void OnPluginStart() {     RegConsoleCmd("sm_test", Command_ShowTest, "testing"); } Action Command_ShowTest(int client, int args) {     if (args > 0)         lastDifficulty = GetCmdArgInt(1);     switch (lastDifficulty)     {         case 1: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Easy.");         case 2: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Normal.");         case 3: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is Hard.");         default: ReplyToCommand(client, "This test is *Unknown* (%d).", lastDifficulty);     }     return Plugin_Handled; }

That did it! Thanks again Marttt! It works perfectly. Only problem I'm still having is copy/pasting the code from here and creating a .sp file. It appears to be a Firefox issue, because using Edge it worked fine.

[Vict77]

Last question if you don't mind. Is there a way to block !test 1, 2 or 3 from the client only? While !test does show the current value, if you type !test 1, 2, or 3 it will change it even though it's not actually the correct value.

[Marttt]

don't know what you mean, you will need be more clear and specific on what you need
looks like what you wan't is read the value from a cvar, instead a command.