Call HOOK_EXECUTE_COMMAND even for unknown console commands.
This allows plugins such as Aliases to intercept even unknown commands.
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HOOK_EXECUTE_COMMAND =
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CalledWhen = "A player executes an in-game command, or the admin issues a console command. Note that built-in console commands are exempt to this hook - they are always performed and the hook is not called.",
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CalledWhen = [[
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A player executes an in-game command, or the admin issues a console command. Note that built-in
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console commands are exempt to this hook - they are always performed and the hook is not called.
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]],
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DefaultFnName = "OnExecuteCommand", -- also used as pagename
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Desc = [[
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A plugin may implement a callback for this hook to intercept both in-game commands executed by the
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@@ -11,7 +14,12 @@ return
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server.</p>
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<p>
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If the command is in-game, the first parameter to the hook function is the {{cPlayer|player}} who's
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executing the command. If the command comes from the server console, the first parameter is nil.
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executing the command. If the command comes from the server console, the first parameter is nil.</p>
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<p>
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The server calls this hook even for unregistered (unknown) console commands. However, it doesn't call
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the hook for unregistered in-game commands, simply because there's no way to distinguish between a
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command and a chat message. If a plugin needs to intercept unknown in-game commands, it should use the
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{{OnChat|HOOK_CHAT}} hook.
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]],
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Params =
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{
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