Server Command Values?

[Subpixel]

As in, if someone says "/test 9 6"
How would 9 and 6 be distinguished as variables?

I think i've seen it before, taking the players text into count like %parameter1 or something. I've wondered this for a long time.

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function servercmdtest(%client, %a, %b)
{
   //Do stuff here
}

%a would be 9
%b would be 6

EDIT;
fixed
Treynolds teaches me something new every day. Lol.

[Treynolds416]

Except the first character after the variable identifier cannot be a number
%a and %b work just fine

[Headcrab Zombie]

Keep getting beaten to the reply D:

Also, unlock your previous thread. I'm not sure if that's the best solution.
Never mind you did

[Blocki]

Except the first character after the variable identifier cannot be a number
%a and %b work just fine

%1, %2...

Work just fine do they idk
woops dumbness

[Ipquarx]

%1, %2...

Work just fine do they idk

I really hate it when people post in coding help when they have literally no clue what they're talking about

variable names MUST start with a letter. NO EXCEPTIONS.

The arguments in a servercmd are distinguished by the space character, which seperates the arguments.
Each word is interpreted as 1 argument.

[Lugnut]

I really hate it when people post in coding help when they have literally no clue what they're talking about

variable names MUST start with a letter. NO EXCEPTIONS.

The arguments in a servercmd are distinguished by the space character, which seperates the arguments.
Each word is interpreted as 1 argument.

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