Explanation:
There are two clients in the server, one named gene, the other one "Ene ~special characters~".
An admin issues "sm_slay Ene" and gets following error message: More than one client matched the given pattern.
What this hack will do is: Use GetCmdArg(0, ...); to get the command name "sm_slay".
Use GetCmdArgString(...); to get the arguments supplied to the command.
Use GetLastProcessTargetString(...); (which was implemented in this commit) to retrieve the arguments that were passed to the last ProcessTargetString call.
It will then pass this data to the DynamicTargeting plugin through its AmbiguousMenu native.
The plugin will open up a menu on the client and list all targets which match the pattern that was supplied to ProcessTargetString.
If the client selects a menu entry, FakeClientCommand will be used to re-execute the command with the correct target.
# Conflicts:
# tools/buildbot/PackageScript
* Add a PluginIterator methodmap
* Follow convention
* Update sourcemod.inc
* Turn method ReadPlugin into property Plugin
* Requested change
* Update sourcemod.inc
* Curse you VSC
* Follow behavior of other iterators instead of the natives
* Fix a stray space
* Implement a hacked CPluginIterator
* Oops
Copy paste go brr
* Revert a change made before the custom impl
Adds an OnPlayerRunCmdPre forward in order for plugins to be able to hook OnPlayerRunCmd with the guarantee that none of the parameters have been modified by other plugins. As such, OnPlayerRunCmdPre's parameters cannot be modified and are read-only.
Plugins that wish to use OnPlayerRunCmdPre can maintain backwards compatibility with SourceMod 1.10 by falling back to OnPlayerRunCmd if the Pre variant was never fired.
* DHooks: Allow setting CBaseEntity* param to NULL #1751
The param had to be a valid entity and wasn't allowed to be set to NULL. Behave similar to SetReturn which maps INVALID_ENT_REFERENCE (or -1) to NULL.
* Update include documentation
* Update dhooks.inc documentation for consistency
- Modifies whitespace (change tabs to spaces for non initial indents, fix alignments, create consistency with rest of SM docs)
- Change `/*` to `/**` for consistency and to indicate comment doc
- Removes incorrect `@noreturn` doc
* Split long comments across multiple lines
* Remove `@noreturn` in IGameConfigs.h
* Remove `@noreturn` from IGameHelpers.h
* Remove `@noreturn` from asm.c
* Add `@noreturn` to ThrowError
* Add `@noreturn` and `@error` to ThrowNativeError
Using the virtual `CBaseAnimating::GetAttachment(int, matrix3x4_t &)` was a deliberate choice because virtual offsets are generally easier to maintain than signatures. The `matrix3x4_t` is converted to world position and world angles internally.
Some of the other overloads are also inlined on a few games, making this the best choice.
Since this call can only be used on classes inheriting `CBaseAnimating`, we check if the `DT_BaseAnimating` SendTable exists on the entity, throwing a native error if it doesn't.
This safeguard could be greatly improved with a call to `CBaseEntity::GetBaseAnimating`, but would require more gamedata (maybe something to consider for the future?)
This imports the brand new SourcePawn compiler. The new compiler is much
faster to compile and generates significantly improved code around
array generation and array access.
There are a number of compatibility changes in the new compiler. Most of
these are due to improved type checking and error detection. The full
list of notes can be found here:
https://github.com/alliedmodders/sourcepawn/blob/master/docs/upgrading-1.11.md
Additionally, .smx files generated by the new compiler will NOT load on
earlier versions of SourceMod, including earlier versions of 1.11. Old
plugins will continue to load as normal.
This rounds out the work started in #1548 to complete support for
reading the older SendPropArray type array netprops, along with bringing
SDKTools' GameRule netprop code in sync with core to add string array
support.
There aren't many SendPropArray type props around but this opens up a
few interesting opportunities for plugin developers, particularly in
L4D2 with manipulation of the EMS HUD.
Tested reading the `m_vCPPositions` array in TF2, and reading/writing
the `m_szScriptedHUDStringSet` EMS HUD netprop in L4D2. Closes#1386.
