CLEO Help Multiple commands overwrite the data problem

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I don't know what is the reason but it seems like some variables get overwritten somehow when I use more than one command.


According to the code below. When I type "/firstcommand AAAAAAAA" it displays the AAAAAAA(1@) in the chat. Then I type "/secondcommand BBBBBBBBB" and it displays BBBBBBBB in the chat as 1@ and as 2@. 1@ which was AAAAAA gets replaced somehow with the data from other command
Code: 
0B34: samp register_client_command "firstcommand" to_label @Label1
0B34: samp register_client_command "secondcommand" to_label @Label2
31@ = 0

:First
wait 0
if 31@ == 1
then
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 1@ color 0xFF4800
end
if 31@ == 2
then
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 1@ color 0xFF4800
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 2@ color 0xFF4800




:Label1
wait 0
0B35: samp 1@ = get_last_command_params 
if 0AD4: 3@ = scan_string 1@ format "%s" 30@
then     
31@ = 1   
else  
31@ = 0
end
samp.CmdRet
jump @First


:Label2
wait 0
0B35: samp 2@ = get_last_command_params
if 0AD4: 3@ = scan_string 2@ format "%s" 31@
then
31@ = 2
else  
31@ = 0
end
samp.CmdRet
jump @First
 
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i don't understand what's your problem...

but your code is correct and what it does it prints
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 1@ color 0xFF4800
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 2@ color 0xFF4800
when you use the second command
and it only prints
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 1@ color 0xFF4800
when you use the first command .... ? what else do u want??
 
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What my code does is:
[member=5679]T3K[/member]
I type - /firstcommand AAAAAAAAA
The result: "AAAAAAA" is stored to 1@ and is displayed
Then I type - /secondcommand BBBBBBBBBB
The result: "BBBBBBB" is stored to 2@ and 1@ too

That's the problem, I'd like to have AAAAAAAA in 1@ and BBBBBBBB in 2@ but the code saves BBBBBBB to both variables 1@ and 2@. I don't know how and why but that's the result I get


[member=60]Opcode.eXe[/member]
I tried to adjust the variables so no single variable repeated but the result is still the same, 1@ and 2@ show the same thing.
 
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I tried before but both strings were displayed like: "AAAAAA';';';'././.;l;l.."  "BBBBBBBBB;';';[;[;';" instead of "AAAAAAAA" "BBBBBBB".

Edit: My bad I tried it with the scan string opcode, not add_samp_to_chat, gonna try it now.
Edit 2: It displays "BBBBBBB  BBBBBBB"
 
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How do you have the formats tab (case converting)? Be sure you got it to "AS IS". If all is ok wait for springfield he can help you.
 
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monday link said:
What my code does is:
[member=5679]T3K[/member]
I type - /firstcommand AAAAAAAAA
The result: "AAAAAAA" is stored to 1@ and is displayed
Then I type - /secondcommand BBBBBBBBBB
The result: "BBBBBBB" is stored to 2@ and 1@ too

That's the problem, I'd like to have AAAAAAAA in 1@ and BBBBBBBB in 2@ but the code saves BBBBBBB to both variables 1@ and 2@. I don't know how and why but that's the result I get


[member=60]Opcode.eXe[/member]
I tried to adjust the variables so no single variable repeated but the result is still the same, 1@ and 2@ show the same thing.
Click to expand...
in your code you have this :
if 31@ == 1
then
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 1@ color 0xFF4800
end
if 31@ == 2
then
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 1@ color 0xFF4800
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 2@ color 0xFF4800
Click to expand...
Still i don't understand what else you want dude...
 
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0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 1@ color 0xFF4800
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 2@ color 0xFF4800
They show the same thing unfortunately

Edit: Maybe there's something wrong with my game? The exact code below tested by me shows the same value of 1@ 2@ when the second command is typed. If there's anyone who would test it on their PC it would be appreciated
Code: 
{$CLEO .cs}
0000: NOP 

0B34: samp register_client_command "firstcommand" to_label @Label1
0B34: samp register_client_command "secondcommand" to_label @Label2
31@ = 0

:First
wait 0
if 31@ == 1
then
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 1@ color 0xFF4800
31@ = 0
end
if 31@ == 2
then
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 1@ color 0xFF4800
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 2@ color 0xFF4800
31@ = 0
end
jump @First



:Label1
wait 0
0B35: samp 1@ = get_last_command_params 
if 0AD4: 3@ = scan_string 1@ format "%s" 30@
then     
31@ = 1   
else  
31@ = 0
end
samp.CmdRet
jump @First


:Label2
wait 0
0B35: samp 2@ = get_last_command_params
if 0AD4: 4@ = scan_string 2@ format "%s" 29@
then
31@ = 2
else  
31@ = 0
end
samp.CmdRet
jump @First
 
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monday link said:
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 1@ color 0xFF4800
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 2@ color 0xFF4800
They show the same thing unfortunately

Edit: Maybe there's something wrong with my game? The exact code below tested by me shows the same value of 1@ 2@ when the second command is typed. If there's anyone who would test it on their PC it would be appreciated
Code: 
{$CLEO .cs}
0000: NOP 

0B34: samp register_client_command "firstcommand" to_label @Label1
0B34: samp register_client_command "secondcommand" to_label @Label2
31@ = 0

:First
wait 0
if 31@ == 1
then
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 1@ color 0xFF4800
31@ = 0
end
if 31@ == 2
then
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 1@ color 0xFF4800
0AF8: samp add_message_to_chat 2@ color 0xFF4800
31@ = 0
end
jump @First



:Label1
wait 0
0B35: samp 1@ = get_last_command_params 
if 0AD4: 3@ = scan_string 1@ format "%s" 30@
then     
31@ = 1   
else  
31@ = 0
end
samp.CmdRet
jump @First


:Label2
wait 0
0B35: samp 2@ = get_last_command_params
if 0AD4: 4@ = scan_string 2@ format "%s" 29@
then
31@ = 2
else  
31@ = 0
end
samp.CmdRet
jump @First
Click to expand...

try maybe cleaning them?? like :

Code: 
31@ = 0
1@ = 0
2@ = 0
 
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INFO: I didn't read.

You said that 1@ is in 2@.

Its because 1@ can only store up like 6 letters. If its more than 6 letters its gonna grab the next variable and store the other parts in there. You have to allocate memory:
0AC8: 0@ = allocate_memory_size 260

Now you can store a long text in 0@
example: "LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL THIS IS SO LOOONNGG OMFG!!"

and when you dont need it anymore you just free the memory

0AC9: free_allocated_memory 0@
 
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I also noticed that your code is completly wrong.

Why do you jump at :FIRST, when you dont need it? cmdret is gonna return to that line where it was the last time.
Code: 
samp.CmdRet
jump @First
 
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Sampfuncs allocates memory for 0B35 but after 0B43 free it.
So if you have multiple commands use only one variable for all 0B35.
Code: 
0AC8: 1@ = 260  //alocate memory for the strings.
0AC8: 2@ = 260  //don't use 0AC8 in a loop w/o 0AC9.
0B34: samp register_client_command "firstcommand" to_label @Label1
0B34: samp register_client_command "secondcommand" to_label @Label2


while true
    wait 0
    if 31@ == 1
    then 
        0AF8: 1@ 0xFF4800
        31@ = 0
    else
        if 31@ == 2
        then 
            0AF8: 1@ 0xFF4800
            0AF8: 2@ 0xFF4800
            31@ = 0   
        end
    end
end

:label1
0B35: 0@
if 0ad4: $nouse = 0@ "%s" $nouse //pointless, since 0@ is a string already
then 31@ = 1
    0C13: strcpy destination 1@ source 0@ //copy string from 0@ to 1@
else 31@ = 0  
end
0B43: ret

:label2
0B35: 0@
if 0ad4: $nouse = 0@ "%s" $nouse 
then 31@ = 2
    0C13: strcpy destination 2@ source 0@
else 31@ = 0
end
0B43: 
 
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[member=60]Opcode.eXe[/member]
Actually jump@First wasn't there but everytime something doesn't work in the code I'm getting paranoid and change everything i'm not 100% sure about;d

[member=111]springfield[/member]
Thank you, it works:)
 
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