moar help:D

[Warren1001]

I seem to be confusing myself in how this would work out.
So basically, the main problem on Zombie Servers is trying to find the emails to users that hack so they can be banned. They aren't always online when they are going to be banned, which makes it extremely hard. I am making a command that writes all names to a text file when a user joins. I have not yet compiled it and tested it so I have yet to know if it works or not. My current problem is trying to figure out how to make multiple messages appear at once... for instance:

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         foreach (string line in File.ReadAllLines(path1))
         {
            if (line.Contains(message))
            {
               Player.SendMessage(p, line);
            }
         }

On the P.SM, I am wondering how I would make it to where if there were multiple names found (example, someone typed /[command] [part of a name]) and it would show all names that are similar to it. To further explain, we'll use my 3 accounts for example. Let's say I typed /[command] [warren] when all three of my accounts end in some order of numbers. I would like for it to show all 3 users, instead of just the first one that it comes upon.

I haven't tested the command, so if what I'm doing right now works.. then this whole thing was useless. xD
Or if it's impossible... Anyways, is there a way to make it send multiple messages if there are multiple users found?

[Conor]

The usage of the String.Contains method here should work fine for your desired outcome.

If so, once you have compiled and tested, let me know. I will delete this topic

[Warren1001]

The usage of the String.Contains method here should work fine for your desired outcome.

If so, once you have compiled and tested, let me know. I will delete this topic

Ah, well I have an error... No definition for "p" (p.name) in the Init method...

[Conor]

It's because there is no Player parameter passed through the Init method.

However, I thought you wanted it to add their name on join? If so, this is all you have to do:

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public override void Init()
{
   string Path = "extra/allplayers.txt";

   Player.Joined += (object sender, PlayerEventArgs e) =>
   {
      if (!File.ReadAllText(Path).Contains(e.Player.PublicName))
      {
          File.AppendAllText(Path, Environment.NewLine + e.Player.PublicName);
      }
   };
}


If you do need to access a Player object in the Init method then there are ways to do this. If you explain your problem in more detail I can help you, if needed.

[Warren1001]

So I've gotten it working etc, but I have a small problem. If I type /[command] warren, my two email usernames 'warren10001@hotmail.com' and 'warren1000001@hotmail.com' show up, but not 'Warren1001'. If I type /[command] Warren, then only 'Warren1001' shows up. How do I make everything written to the text file automatically lowercased?

[ismellike]

if(line.ToLower().Contains(message))

[Warren1001]

Ty, and one more thing.. how do I make something work for console? x.x I can't remember

[Warren1001]

Nevermind, I got it :p