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[Johnny Blockhead]

Hey, I have this code:

package ModR
{
   function NMH_Type::Send(%this)
   {
      %text = %this.getValue();
      if(strPos(%text,"spam")==0)
      {
            %newText = getSubStr(%text, 1, strLen(%text)-1);
            %newText = "JSys²: Please, spam is not appreciated."@%newText;
           
            %this.setValue(%newText);
      }

      Parent::Send(%this);
   }
};
activatepackage("ModR");

I type spam in the chat and it comes out as



That 'pam' came out of nowhere.
Please help

[Ad Bot]

[Swollow]

%newText = getSubStr(%text, 1, strLen(%text)-1);

you are starting at position 1 of "spam" which cuts of the "s" leaving "pam"

%newText = "JSys²: Please, spam is not appreciated."@%newText;

and then placing it at the end of the text

[jes00]

Hey, I have this code:

package ModR
{
   function NMH_Type::Send(%this)
   {
      %text = %this.getValue();
      if(strPos(%text,"spam")==0)
      {
            %newText = getSubStr(%text, 1, strLen(%text)-1);
            %newText = "JSys²: Please, spam is not appreciated."@%newText;
           
            %this.setValue(%newText);
      }

      Parent::Send(%this);
   }
};
activatepackage("ModR");

I type spam in the chat and it comes out as



That 'pam' came out of nowhere.
Please help

What do you mean it came out of nowhere? You put it right there:
%newText = "JSys²: Please, spam is not appreciated."@%newText;
The pam is the @%newText; at the end.

[Swollow]

^ late

[jes00]

^ late

Yeah. I got Warning. A new reply has been posted. But I figured, whatever.

[Johnny Blockhead]

How would you fix this?

[Johnny Blockhead]

Also, I am in my friend's server with eval access. I want to dump the functions of a shark, but I think its echoing into the host's console. How do I do it to my console?

[Advanced Bot]

Also, I am in my friend's server with eval access. I want to dump the functions of a shark, but I think its echoing into the host's console. How do I do it to my console?

You have to create server-client functions.

Example:

//Client-Sided
function clientCmdStuff(%stuff)
{
   echo(%stuff);
}

//Server-Sided
function Stuff(%client,%stuff) //Just so no one but the console can do this
{
   if(!isObject(%client))
      return;
   commandToClient(%client,'Stuff',%stuff);
}

[$trinick]

How would you fix this?

Just.. remove @%newText from the end of that line. The @ symbol literally adds to strings together, so you're manually tacking "pam" onto the end of your message. Remove the code to add that bit into the message, and it's perfect. Well, it works perfectly. I have no idea why you're even calculating the trailing characters of the message, let alone why you decided it was a good idea to append them to the end of your message.

%newText = getSubStr(%text, 1, strLen(%text)-1);
%newText = "JSys²: Please, spam is not appreciated."@%newText;


Remove the stricken out parts.

[Zeblote]

You have to create server-client functions.

Example:

//Client-Sided
function clientCmdStuff(%stuff)
{
   echo(%stuff);
}

//Server-Sided
function Stuff(%client,%stuff) //Just so no one but the console can do this
{
   if(!isObject(%client))
      return;
   commandToClient(%client,'Stuff',%stuff);
}

That has nothing to do with his question, and the answer is "you can't"

[$trinick]

the answer is "you can't"

This is correct. You can't reroute console logged information without a process wrapper, and you can't open console.log with a file object.

[Swollow]

I have multiple dumps saved here if you want to use them without having to start up blockland/host your own server

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/50959273/Blockland%20Private/Dumps/consoleFunctions.txt
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/50959273/Blockland%20Private/Dumps/consoleClasses.txt
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/50959273/Blockland%20Private/Dumps/client.txt
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/50959273/Blockland%20Private/Dumps/player.txt
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/50959273/Blockland%20Private/Dumps/vehicle.txt

and heres a mostly default variable dump
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/50959273/Blockland%20Private/Dumps/vars.txt

[Ipquarx]

And the reason you're getting a weird A before your squared is because you aren't saving the code file in ANSI encoding.

[Johnny Blockhead]

And the reason you're getting a weird A before your squared is because you aren't saving the code file in ANSI encoding.

How do you do this?
For people who think I am lazy:

[Iridium]

in Notepad++ just go to your tab bar, find the fifth one over and it's labelled 'Encoding' right after view and before Language

choose encode in ANSI