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| − | + | clif->displaymessage(sd->fd, "Character not found."); | |
Would display "Character not found." above sd's head. Same thing can also be accomplished (and preferred) by using [[msg_txt]] function: | Would display "Character not found." above sd's head. Same thing can also be accomplished (and preferred) by using [[msg_txt]] function: | ||
| − | + | clif->displaymessage(sd->fd, msg_txt(3)); | |
[[Category:Source Functions]] | [[Category:Source Functions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:21, 25 September 2013
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Syntax
int clif_displaymessage(const int fd, const char* mes);
Parameters
- fd - Socket descriptor (connection handle) for the connection to send the text to.
- mes - Text to send to the client.
Description
Sends a text to the client, which is displayed like normal self-chat (green font in chat and above characters head. Message is only visible to the client, it was sent to. Usually this function is used for at-command output.
Example
clif->displaymessage(sd->fd, "Character not found.");
Would display "Character not found." above sd's head. Same thing can also be accomplished (and preferred) by using msg_txt function:
clif->displaymessage(sd->fd, msg_txt(3));
