Command password binding.

[Ronald]

-	script	asdjkasdj	-1,{
	end;
OnInit:
	bindatcmd "item", strnpcinfo(0)+"::Onaaa";
	end;
Onaaa:
	if ( .@atcmd_parameters$[0] == "*********" )
		atcommand "@item "+ .@atcmd_parameters$[1] +" "+ .@atcmd_parameters$[2];
	else
		message strcharinfo(0), "Wrong password SIR/MAAM";
	end;
}

Hi guys. I just need help. Because I have a problem. As you can see I binded @item w/ a password but a Admin Level GM just needs to use @IteM or @iTem or whatever He/She wants as long as it's @item in different case sensitivity. I just want to know how would I be able to bind the command in any case-sensitive. Thank you for your help guys!

Edited August 1, 2014 by Ronald

[Skorm]

Honestly I think this is a bug...

// @commands (script-based)
struct atcmd_binding_data* get_atcommandbind_byname(const char* name) {
	int i = 0;

	if( *name == atcommand_symbol || *name == charcommand_symbol )
		name++; // for backwards compatibility

	ARR_FIND( 0, atcmd_binding_count, i, strcmpi(atcmd_binding[i]->command, name) == 0 );

	return ( i < atcmd_binding_count ) ? atcmd_binding[i] : NULL;
}

Is a function used to get the bound command.... It uses strcmpi which is case insensitive. I'll ask someone who knows more about source than I do. x_x;;

 

Edit:

 

Alright so I was right it was a bug xD... I compared an older version of rAthena that I had and I can confirm your error, but it was solved in newer versions. If you don't feel like updating...

 

In atcommand.c search for

strcmp(atcmd_binding[i]->command, name)

replace it with

strcmpi(atcmd_binding[i]->command, name)

and recompile.

Edited August 1, 2014 by Skorm
Added stuff...

[Skorm]

From a script standpoint just manually bind the different case combinations to the same label.

 

Ex:

	bindatcmd "item", strnpcinfo(0)+"::Onaaa";
	bindatcmd "ITEM", strnpcinfo(0)+"::Onaaa";

and everything in between.

[Ronald]

Is that the only way? So I need to bind all the possible case?

[Ronald]

Okay Sir Thank you. Because it would cost alot of time if I'm going to bind all the following possible case on a specific command. And Sir Emistry also told me about the charisupper and charislower this but I don't know how to use those things.

[Skorm]

Okay Sir Thank you. Because it would cost alot of time if I'm going to bind all the following possible case on a specific command. And Sir Emistry also told me about the charisupper and charislower this but I don't know how to use those things.

 

I modified my above post.

[Ronald]

By that I don't need to bind them one by one?

[Skorm]

By that I don't need to bind them one by one?

 

Yep.

[Ronald]

Thank you for your time Sir. I really appreciate it.