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So, I started working on a new teamspeak plugin recently, and eventually I got to the "Credits and Usage" part. I tried using teamspeak's printMessageToCurrentTab function to parse all the information on the user's current active chat tab and it worked.
The problems started showing up when I tried to properly ident the descriptions of each function
Basically, I tried to indent the text using \t and spaces and then found out that, the "printMessageToCurrentTab" function, would trim all the spaces, allowing only one space to be parsed, it would also completely ignore escape sequences.
Also, the only thing I found out by googling was ( http://forum.teamspeak.com/threads/59801-Suggestion-PluginSDK-printMessageToCurrentTab )
As you can see, no response has been given in that thread.
Question
Now, the question is simple.
What would be the right hack to do the job, (properly indent output)?
@ehthe @Bluscream @Asphyxia
-Derp
The problems started showing up when I tried to properly ident the descriptions of each function
Basically, I tried to indent the text using \t and spaces and then found out that, the "printMessageToCurrentTab" function, would trim all the spaces, allowing only one space to be parsed, it would also completely ignore escape sequences.
Also, the only thing I found out by googling was ( http://forum.teamspeak.com/threads/59801-Suggestion-PluginSDK-printMessageToCurrentTab )
As you can see, no response has been given in that thread.
Question
Now, the question is simple.
What would be the right hack to do the job, (properly indent output)?
@ehthe @Bluscream @Asphyxia
-Derp
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