Add CommandIterator.ConVarFlags property #1869
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Allow to access the convar flags `FCVAR_*` value from the iterator. The CommandIterator.Flags property should have been called `AdminFlags`, but it's too late to change that now.
No need to lookup the convar again.
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Is it worth aliasing Flags as AdminFlags and deprecating the former now?
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Yes, but deprecation of methodmap properties isn't implemented. alliedmodders/sourcepawn#676 |
Rename it to .AdminFlags now that we have two kinds of flags exposed on the iterator.
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Allow to access the convar flags
FCVAR_*value from the iterator using aConVarFlagsproperty.The
CommandIterator.Flagsproperty should have been calledAdminFlags, but it's too late to change that now.This was brought up in #1831.