| [SSGM Plugin] Command [message #488986] |
Mon, 11 August 2014 01:04  |
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roszek
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This plugin is for players to view available SSGM commands.
use !commands or !cmd
Add the command list into the ssgm.ini under [Commands]. You just add a number after the word Command for every command you want to list.
for example:
[Plugins]
00=BanSystem.dll
01=Mute.dll
02=Command.dll
[Commands]
Command1=!ping
Command2=!donate
Command3=!teamdonate
Command4=!swap
Command5=!cswap
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| Re: [SSGM Plugin] Command [message #488987 is a reply to message #488986] |
Mon, 11 August 2014 02:39  |
Neijwiert
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I'm not entirely sure but when you call "command_list.Add(command);" doesn't "StringClass command" go out of scope after "void Command::OnLoadGlobalINISettings(INIClass *SSGMIni)"? Becouse "bool Add(T const &object)" asks for a constant adress of object so it wont call the copy constructor?
Otherwise it's nice though.
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| Re: [SSGM Plugin] Command [message #489001 is a reply to message #488986] |
Mon, 11 August 2014 19:55 |
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It's fine since he's using DynamicVectorClass<StringClass>; the vector will create a new StringClass for each object. If it were DynamicVectorClass<StringClass*> you would be correct.
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| Re: [SSGM Plugin] Command [message #489018 is a reply to message #488986] |
Fri, 15 August 2014 06:12 |
iRANian
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You need to add a small change to make sure the empty string "" doesn't get added to the commands list:
SSGMIni->Get_String(command, "Commands", StringClass::getFormattedString("Command%d", i+1), "");
if (command == "") { continue; }
command_list.Add(command);
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| Re: [SSGM Plugin] Command [message #489022 is a reply to message #488986] |
Fri, 15 August 2014 08:13 |
iRANian
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Yes, it makes no difference as the plugin prints the content of the commands StringClass vector and the plugin will add empty strings (""), but it's good programming practice to internalize so you don't get any issues when you're using the same method to read in a list in the future.
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