A way to add aliases from a function.

Question

A way to add aliases from a function.

LadyCailinBot opened this issue 10 years ago · 7 comments

LadyCailinBot commented 10 years ago

CMDHELPER-3058 - Reported by Hazae41

For example:
/bind = >>>
add_alias(
/whatsup = >>>
broadcast('Whats up?')
<<<
)
<<<

LadyCailinBot · Answer 1 · 2015-04-03T18:11:07.000Z

Comment by Hazae41

Or a way to include commands from a file.

LadyCailinBot · Answer 2 · 2015-04-03T19:00:50.000Z

Comment by LadyCailin

This is already possible. register_command() is the function you're looking for.

LadyCailinBot · Answer 3 · 2015-04-03T19:49:44.000Z

Comment by PseudoKnight

For dynamic commands you can also bind player_command. It depends on what you're doing.

LadyCailinBot · Answer 4 · 2015-04-04T11:08:11.000Z

Comment by Hazae41

@LadyCailin How to do my example using register_command() ?

LadyCailinBot · Answer 5 · 2015-04-05T19:53:26.000Z

Comment by PseudoKnight

Here's an example:

/bind = >>>
    register_command('whatsup', array(
        'description': 'Broadcasts "Whats up?"',
        'executor': closure(){ 
            broadcast('Whats up?') 
        }
    ));
<<<

LadyCailinBot · Answer 6 · 2015-04-06T10:45:37.000Z

Comment by Hazae41

and if I want to do:

    add_alias(
        /whatsup [$player] = >>>
            if($player == '',
                broadcast('Whats up?')
            ,
                tmsg($player, 'Whats up?')
            )
        <<<
    )
<<<```

LadyCailinBot · Answer 7 · 2015-04-06T17:40:56.000Z

Comment by PseudoKnight

This series of questions could be endless. I'd suggest you look at the register_command() docs and infer from here.

/bind = >>>
    register_command('whatsup', array(
        'description': 'Broadcasts "Whats up?"',
        'executor': closure(@alias, @sender, @args, @info) {
            if(array_size(@args) < 1) {
                broadcast('Whats up?');
            } else {
                tmsg(@args[0], 'Whats up?');
            }
        }
    ));
<<<

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