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I was trying to add weapons to my NPC's and was unable to use #npcedit Weapon (ID) command without searching in my database for the modelid...


So i created this GM command that returns the Model ID when you search for an item by itemid. For example.

I type #finditemmodel 14383 and it returns
Innoruuk's Curse - IT145.

Very simple.
The searching by item NAME and working as well but MUCH more reliable to search by item id.

I realize this is not a MAJOR improvement or feature but it made my life MUCH MUCH easier.

I did not provide a Diff because nothing is being removed. Just added.

Command.h
Line 157 I added

void command_finditemmodel(Client *c, const Seperator *sep);

and Command.cpp
Line 446 I added

command_add("finditemmodel",  "- #finditemmodel searches for model of an item based on provided item ID",  0, command_finditemmodel) ||

Line 2841 I added

void command_finditemmodel(Client *c, const Seperator *sep)
{
	if(sep->arg[1][0] == 0) {
		c->Message(0, "Usage: #finditemmodel [search criteria]");
		return;
    }

	std::string query;

	int id = atoi((const char *)sep->arg[1]);
	if (id == 0) // If id evaluates to 0, then search as if user entered a string.
		query = StringFormat("SELECT name, idfile FROM items WHERE name LIKE '%%%s%%'",  sep->arg[1]);
	else // Otherwise, look for just that item id.
		query = StringFormat("SELECT name, idfile FROM items WHERE id = %i",  id);

    auto results = database.QueryDatabase(query);
    if (!results.Success()) {
        c->Message (0, "Error querying database.");
		c->Message (0, query.c_str());
    }

    if (results.RowCount() == 0) // No matches found.
        c->Message (0, "No matches found for %s.",  sep->arg[1]);

    // If query runs successfully.
	int count = 0;
    const int maxrows = 20;

    // Process each row returned.
	for (auto row = results.begin(); row != results.end(); ++row) {
		// Limit to returning maxrows rows.
        if (++count > maxrows) {
            c->Message (0, "%i modelid's shown. Too many results.",  maxrows);
            break;
        }

        c->Message (0, "  %s: %s",  row[0], row[1]);
    }

    // If we did not hit the maxrows limit.
    if (count <= maxrows)
        c->Message (0, "Query complete. %i rows shown.",  count);

}

Thanks!