Way to chain command in RCON?

[karma.tc]

Is there a way to issue multiple rcon commands in one go?

ie:

inv.giveplayer "karma" "Invisible Pants" 1, inv.giveplayer "karma" "Invisible Helmet" 1, inv.giveplayer "karma" "Invisible Vest" 1, inv.giveplayer "karma" "Invisible Boots" 1

With all the systemic cheaters hunting them down with the limited admin controls is a pain in the a$$

[Raynef]

It depends the the language the console is using. Most actual coding allows you to make multiple statements.

But it would be nice if you could do even.

inv.giveplayer "playername" "Invisible *" 1 and anything with Invisible in it as the first word would go into your inventory.

[Sievers808]

[QUOTE=Raynef;43463678]It depends the the language the console is using. Most actual coding allows you to make multiple statements.

But it would be nice if you could do even.

inv.giveplayer "playername" "Invisible *" 1 and anything with Invisible in it as the first word would go into your inventory.[/QUOTE]

This would be super cool, as an admin it's quite frustrating to have to type out each command every time. Even with copy/pasting it's rather tedious. :/

[Protimus]

I have been using BuckeyeMonkey's AutoHotkey Script with an edited item_list.txt for this. Its not perfect but it can do multiple items without having to copy paste over & over. I just alt-enter when I want to use it for windowed mode (it can only show menus in a window).

[Sievers808]

[QUOTE=Protimus;43463980]I have been using BuckeyeMonkey's AutoHotkey Script with an edited item_list.txt for this. Its not perfect but it can do multiple items without having to copy paste over & over. I just alt-enter when I want to use it for windowed mode (it can only show menus in a window).[/QUOTE]

Yea I've been looking for time to start my own AHK scripts... just been lazy and playing too much GTA.
I tried a couple little apps that people have released to macro commands into the rcon for me but they're too clunky and I'm generally faster just copy/pasting now...
Still wish there was just a way to chain commands or use wildcards...

[Porpoise Hork]

Just make a macro with that command string and run it when ever you need.