There could be natives responsible for creating only console commands (not in say).
typeset CmdCallback
{
// For client cmd
function PluginReturn (int client);
// for srv cmd
function PluginReturn ();
}
// Client console
RegisterClCmd(const char[] cmd, CmdCallback func, int flags = 0, const char[] info = "")
// Server console
RegisterSrvCmd(const char[] cmd, CmdCallback func, const char[] info = "")
For say we would have forward which is executed on "say" and "say_team" commands.
//1st variant
forward PluginReturn OnSayCommand(int client, bool say_team)
//2nd variant (argv would store first argument of say command, f.e. for "say /test" argv param would store "/test")
forward PluginReturn OnSayCommand(int client, const char[] argv, bool say_team)
Example of registering say command
//1st variant
public PluginReturn OnSayCommand(int client, bool say_team)
{
char argv[32];
CmdGetArgv(1, argv, sizeof(argv)); //Not existent native for now
if (!StrCmp(argv, "/test"))
{
SomeCmdCallback(client);
return PluginStop;
}
return PluginContinue;
}
//2nd variant
public PluginReturn OnSayCommand(int client, const char[] argv, bool say_team)
{
if (!StrCmp(argv, "/test"))
{
SomeCmdCallback(client);
return PluginStop;
}
return PluginContinue;
}
Commands permissions
In amxx we have to check permissions manually by executing cmd_access in command callback. I think it would be better to check them in SPMod and execute command callback whenever client has right permissions.
Description
We should be able to create commands.
There could be natives responsible for creating only console commands (not in say).
For say we would have forward which is executed on "say" and "say_team" commands.
Example of registering say command
Commands permissions
In amxx we have to check permissions manually by executing
cmd_access
in command callback. I think it would be better to check them in SPMod and execute command callback whenever client has right permissions.How do we replicate the issue?
n/a
Expected behavior (i.e. solution)
We should be able to register commands.
Other Comments
Any thoughts on this?