Variables in Chat Commands

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Mapster:
Sorry I should have elaborated, the VCE variables.

For Example:

OnActivate-->Client-->VCE_modVariable-->bla[Set]2
OnActivate-->Client-->CenterPrint-->Bla: <var:cl:bla>
It would say in centerprint, Bla: 2.

I need to make it so when you type /bla it says Bla: 2. (Asuming you have 2 Bla Variables.)

Headcrab Zombie:
So you want the /bla command to show the value of the VCE variable named bla?
VCE variables are handled completely differently that normal variables, I can dig it up for you

--- Code: ---function serverCmdbla(%client)
{
messageclient(%client,'',"Bla: " @ %client.brickgroup.vargroup.getVariable("Client","bla",%client));
}
--- End code ---
Don't use VCE vars unless you absolutely need it to also be accessible by VCE. If you don't, do something like this

--- Code: ---function serverCmdSetbla(%client,%bla)
{
%client.bla = %bla;
}

function serverCmdBla(%client)
{
messageclient(%client,'',"Bla: " @ %client.bla);
}
--- End code ---

Mapster:
Thank you this will work.

phflack:
i think all he wanted to know was how to add on to a string?
i think if you use SPC instead of @ it puts a space between them too

jes00:

--- Quote from: phflack on January 22, 2012, 10:52:18 PM ---i think all he wanted to know was how to add on to a string?
i think if you use SPC instead of @ it puts a space between them too

--- End quote ---
All he wanted to know was how to make a code that displays a VCE variable in the chat when you type a server command.

You are correct, SPC can be used instead of @ and it will put a space.

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