Creating /name command

[fransh]

 else if (strcmp(command, "name")==0)
if(Config.Command_Ban > thisclient->Session->accesslevel) //*Works on acceslevel of Go so no need to edit headers.
           return true;
        
                 char newcharname[65];
                 strcpy (newcharname,"[GM]");  
                 strcat (newcharname, thisclient->CharInfo->charname);
                  GServer->DB->QExecute(" UPDATE characters SET char_name = '%s' WHERE id = '%i' ",newcharname, thisclient->CharInfo->charid);

THat's what I've got so far, now the only thing I need to know is how to set the name to what you've typed, for example /name newb.


So I need to change [NAME] in

strcpy (newcharname,"[GM]");

I think this might be an usefull command for GMs.



Thanks in advance.

[MentaL]

[perrin9028]

Take a gander at the ban command.

if ((tmp = strtok(NULL, " "))==NULL) return true; char* name=tmp;

The strtok(NULL, " ") defines anything after a space is data, temporary data at that, but data. After that, the temporary data is assigned to the char value name.
So, in your case, it would be something like

if ((tmp = strtok(NULL, " "))==NULL) return true;
char* newcharname=tmp;
strcpy (newcharname,"[GM]");
strat (newcharname, thisclient->CharInfo->charname);

etc.

[fransh]

else if (strcmp(command, "name")==0)
{
if(Config.Command_Ban > thisclient->Session->accesslevel) //*Works on acceslevel of ban so you don't have to change headers
           return true;
if ((tmp = strtok(NULL, " "))==NULL)
 return true;

char* newcharname=tmp;
strcpy (newcharname=tmp);
strat (newcharname, thisclient->CharInfo->charname);
GServer->DB->QExecute(" UPDATE characters SET char_name = tmp WHERE id = '%i' ",newcharname, thisclient->CharInfo->charid); 
}

This is the result, is there something wrong with the brackets or else?

It says so when rebuilding.