Sorry, I don't know how to call it for C++, but in VB it's called a "public" variable. What I would like to do is putting the Value of CommandArg into a Char[] @ "Providing new commands" and then get the value of the Char[] @ the Notify part. I'm making a kind of "Topic" plug-in like in IRC:


        /xSetTopic "Is MsgPlus! a great add-on???"

        TWDman changes topic to 'Is MsgPlus! great add-on???'

Ive done this already. The hardest part:

       /xGetTopic

      Topic is 'Is MsgPlus! a great add-on???!'


Patchou (or somebody else) tell me, is this possible??

If I understood well, you need to declare a variable to store some text and would like that variable to be public, don't you?

Well, that in C/C++ is called a global variable and you have to define it outside any function. The syntax is the same as if it was a local variable:

code:

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char topic[2048];

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