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| + | ===Example=== | ||
| + | Using a groups file, if you specify the +OPERATOR permission (You make it up) and then check for that permission upon a player join, you can as an example, set a player as the operator. | ||
| + | case bz_ePlayerJoinEvent: { | ||
| + | if (bz_hasPerm(((bz_PlayerJoinPartEventData_V1*)eventData)->playerID,"OPERATOR")) { | ||
| + | bz_setPlayerOperator(((bz_PlayerJoinPartEventData_V1*)eventData)->playerID); | ||
| + | } | ||
| + | }break; | ||
Latest revision as of 05:17, 19 October 2011
bool bz_hasPerm (int playerID, const char* perm)
Checks to see if the player specified has the permission specified.
Parameters:
playerID - The id of the player to check
perm - The name of the permission to check for
Returns:
True if the player specified has the permission specified, false if they do not have the permission specified
Example[edit]
Using a groups file, if you specify the +OPERATOR permission (You make it up) and then check for that permission upon a player join, you can as an example, set a player as the operator.
case bz_ePlayerJoinEvent: {
if (bz_hasPerm(((bz_PlayerJoinPartEventData_V1*)eventData)->playerID,"OPERATOR")) {
bz_setPlayerOperator(((bz_PlayerJoinPartEventData_V1*)eventData)->playerID);
}
}break;
