[REL] /do and /my command for RP

[cyklopas]

Well, whoever is familiar to Roleplay, must know what "/do" is used for. So yeah. It's my first normal script.

And whoever doesn't know what /my command does, I'll explain you...

For example your nickname is Doctor. You type /my balls are big.

And here comes the screen: *Doctor's balls are big.

Thanks for downloading and helping the project.

Version 1.0 DOWNLOAD: Here.

Version 2.0 DOWNLOAD: Here.

Changelog:

Version 2.0- Added the /my command.

Thanks to:

Me- the main idea.

ThaCoinz- Bug Fixing

Edited October 21, 2010 by Guest

[dzek (varez)]

why on console command not with addCommandHandler ?

[cyklopas]

Because it works this way too.

[dzek (varez)]

addCommandHandler seems to be much simplier

and using "/do" in chatbox instead of "do" in console will work? im not sure about this so im asking

[cyklopas]

addCommandHandler seems to be much simplier

and using "/do" in chatbox instead of "do" in console will work? im not sure about this so im asking

It will

[eAi]

We've always recommended _not_ using onConsole for this. addCommandHandler is both easier and more secure as you can easily secure console commands from being used through the ACL, plus write much less code.

This is a very silly way to do it.

Your code:

  
function input_Console ( text ) 
    local command = gettok (text, 1, 32 ) 
    if ( command == "my" ) then 
        local playerName = getPlayerName ( source ) 
        local actionText = string.sub ( text, 3 ) 
        outputChatBox ( " *" .. playerName .. "'s" .. actionText .. " ", root, 255, 40, 80, true ) 
    end 
end 
addEventHandler ( "onConsole", getRootElement(), input_Console ) 
  

How it should be done:

  
function myCommand( playerSource, commandName, ...) 
    local actionText = table.concat( arg, " " ) 
    local playerName = getPlayerName ( playerSource ) 
    outputChatBox ( " *" .. playerName .. "'s" .. actionText .. " ", root, 255, 40, 80, true ) 
end 
addCommandHandler("my", myCommand) 
  

[cyklopas]

We've always recommended _not_ using onConsole for this. addCommandHandler is both easier and more secure as you can easily secure console commands from being used through the ACL, plus write much less code.

This is a very silly way to do it.

Your code:

  
function input_Console ( text ) 
    local command = gettok (text, 1, 32 ) 
    if ( command == "my" ) then 
        local playerName = getPlayerName ( source ) 
        local actionText = string.sub ( text, 3 ) 
        outputChatBox ( " *" .. playerName .. "'s" .. actionText .. " ", root, 255, 40, 80, true ) 
    end 
end 
addEventHandler ( "onConsole", getRootElement(), input_Console ) 
  

How it should be done:

  
function myCommand( playerSource, commandName, ...) 
    local actionText = table.concat( arg, " " ) 
    local playerName = getPlayerName ( playerSource ) 
    outputChatBox ( " *" .. playerName .. "'s" .. actionText .. " ", root, 255, 40, 80, true ) 
end 
addCommandHandler("my", myCommand) 
  

Many thanks, mate

[eAi]

Read the addCommandHandler wiki page for many more examples.

[cyklopas]

Read the addCommandHandler wiki page for many more examples.

Yeah, I can see that. Thanks for the info. I'll use more of these in future.

[razvan2299]

Can you add a syntax if only "/my" is written?