Gather a command's Arguments

[[TNet] Chadness Everdeen]

Hello,
I am very new to this stuff and im creating a command panel for a scoreboard and obviously bans require a reason and a length whereas something like a kick just needs a target.

Is there an easy way to determine the arguments needed?

Thanks,
Chad Masters

[iViscosity]

"ulx help" will give you a list of commands and their parameters on your server that you can use.

[[TNet] Chadness Everdeen]

Hey,
thank you for a reply but i meant a table. Because ill be putting it into a list so that the user can pick the command they want and execute it with ease. But to do that i will need to check whether it needs a target, reason, number value etc...

I've got each command into the list but i want to be able to determine what input options to show, e.g a text input box or a slider.

[iViscosity]

Hm... I guess I'm still a bit confused. What "table" do you want to get them in?

[[TNet] Chadness Everdeen]

Im probably not explaining it enough.

I have a list that i have put all the commands that the player has access to.
So the next step is for me to overlay a button over each command which is easy.

We shall use the ban command for an instance. We know that the ban command needs a target, a reason and a number value for how long they are banned for.
But we dont specifically know this with every command, especially ulx commands from other addons so i need to make sure i get them all automatically.

Is that a little bit clearer?

thanks

[iViscosity]

I think I get it, but like I said if you use ulx help it will show you every command and its required and optional commands.

[[TNet] Chadness Everdeen]

I need to do that but without human input,
I dont want to be sitting there inputting every argument. I think there is a table but its extremely confusing.

It has an args table inside it but nothing is clear.

[iViscosity]

Hm.... Maybe make checks for PlayerArg, StringArg, those types of things... Then add the appropriate input or whatever.

[Megiddo]

It's not as simple as I'd like it to be, but all the information you need to do this is stored under "ULib.cmds.translatedCmds".

[Bite That Apple]

Isn't XGUI easy enough?

[roastchicken]

Isn't XGUI easy enough?

I'm with Apple. What you're describing is basically just XGUI. Why do you need your own solution?

[Undercover Orange]

there is a scoreboard like this on scriptfodder if you are willing to spend i think $6 on it