Good, what I want to do is a message that is editable from a .txt appears, but it does not work

Try:

Quote :

Btn36.ClickID = 2;

That is the id-number of the button, it should be unique. Did you mean =36?

Otherwise the posted part seems okay.
Other possible problems could be:
-Text is limited to 240 characters. In the "simplex" project from your other thread, all buffers are defined as char[256] so possible they do not fit.
-Something goes wrong during reading the file. Try displaying the read value on screen (printf / cout) and see if it comes out right.

Thanks for the help !
Can you tell me how to add a command !kick username
and tell the user X has thrown X

Sorry for my bad English

Check for the "!kick" string and send an IS_MST with the appropriate "/kick" command back to LFS. Use sprintf() to add the username of the player to be kicked to the "/kick" command.

In insim.h see the part about // MESSAGES OUT (FROM LFS)




Then to get the message and do something:


I only ever used messages with UserType == MSO_O : That means chatmessages prefixed with /o in chat, those do not appear in chat typed and so so do not disturb other players when used online.

For normal chatmessages use UserType == MSO_USER,_O meaning:
// 1 - normal visible user message


For a !kick command you will want to filter the username out of the message.
"!kick" is five characters:

plus a space. So the the username begins after 6 characters which you can get like:
string username = msg.substr(6);
Or since here msg is not a std::string but a *char:
string username = string(s).substr(6);

Quote from Gutholz :

In insim.h see the part about // MESSAGES OUT (FROM LFS)

if (packetType == ISP_MSO) {
text_message ();
}

Then to get the message and do something:

void text_message ()
{
struct IS_MSO* textPacket = (struct IS_MSO*)insim.get_packet(); //packet abholen
byte UserType = textPacket->UserType;
if (UserType == MSO_O)
{
char *msg;
msg = textPacket->Msg; //[128]
std::cout<<"The recieved textmessage is:" <<msg<<std::endl;
if (strcmp (msg, "placecamera")==0)
{
requestCameraInfo (PLACE_CAMERA);
}

if (strcmp (msg, "stoptracking")==0)
{
isTracking = false;
}

if (strcmp (msg, "starttracking")==0)
{
isTracking = true;
}
...
...

I only ever used messages with UserType == MSO_O : That means chatmessages prefixed with /o in chat, those do not appear in chat typed and so so do not disturb other players when used online.

For normal chatmessages use UserType == MSO_USER,_O meaning:
// 1 - normal visible user message


For a !kick command you will want to filter the username out of the message.
"!kick" is five characters:


!kick BadDriver
123456789.....


plus a space. So the the username begins after 6 characters which you can get like:
string username = msg.substr(6);
Or since here msg is not a std::string but a *char:
string username = string(s).substr(6);

Thanks!