Predicated Commands

Hi guys, I was thinking about something...
Can we remove the predicated commands on server?
If we can, how can I do this? Have a nice day, bye

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That image is unrelated.

 

I don't think there is a way to do this as of now, but you can change the permissions so that fewer people can use them

 

Corriger

 

You could try to send an AvailableCommandsPacket to the players which contains only the commands you want the players to see.

 

Possible to have a demonstration of the code please?

 

https://github.com/pmmp/PocketMine-...8fe582c48ee73c/src/pocketmine/Player.php#L509
Perhaps our mighty lord and savior dktapps could explain it to you, I just know you have to send the available commands serialized (?) as json.

 

Be whom our Lord Dylan is?

 

No, he meant Predicated. If you look at the definitions, Predicated means to "be the base of" or "affirmed or asserted" commands. He is basically saying the commands that are the base commands for Pocketmine.

 

I am pretty sure he mean "predicted"

He wants to change the commands that the MCPE client (or in this case the server) "predicted".

 

Oh man, I remember my kindergarten life, when we were taught the difference between subject and predicate.

Back to the topic..
Send an empty array of json encoded commands packet to the player (AvailableCommandsPacket).

But that'll let you not use "/" commands anymore I guess.

PHP:

   public static function unsendCommandData($player){
        $pk = new AvailableCommandsPacket();
        $data = new \stdClass();
        $pk->commands = '';
        $commands = [];
        //$commands = ['help' => 0]; help command will be in the list of predicted cmds.
        foreach(Server::getInstance()->getCommandMap()->getCommands() as $command){
            if (isset($commands[$command->getName()])) {
                $data->{$command->getName()}->versions[0] = $command->generateCustomCommandData($player);
            }
        }
        $pk->commands = json_encode($data);
        $player->dataPacket($pk);
    }


 

I had no idea until just now.

 

We never learned that. But if I remember right, predicate is like a verb right? It's when your doing something? And subject is a noun.

 

I does not understand how used this :/

 

copy it to your plugin and use

PHP:

public function onJoin(PlayerJoinEvent $e)
{
      $player = $e->getPlayer();
      $this->unsetCommandData($player);
}

 

For real!?

Better use

PHP:

self::unsetCommandData($player); //if the function is within the class


It's static for a reason, give it a static look

 

This code does not work:/

 

ok, you can not do it