Functions; How to define arguments properly?

[GameWalrus]

[lua]

function addProperty(ply,name)

if(ply:IsAdmin()) then
local myEye=ply:GetEyeTrace()
if(myEye.Entity:GetClass()=="prop_door_rotating") then
myEye.Entity:SetVar("SetName",named)
end
end
end

concommand.Add("addProperty",addProperty)

function setPrice(ply,amt)

local myEye=ply:GetEyeTrace()
local setNamed=myEye.Entity:GetVar("SetName")
for k,v in pairs(ents.FindByClass("prop_door_rotating")) do
if(v:GetVar("SetName")==setNamed) then
v:SetVar("SetCost",amt)
end
end

end

concommand.Add("setPrice",setPrice)

[/lua]

So what I'm trying to do is that I'm trying to do these commands to set up real estate, but the issue is that I cannot get the arguments to pass right, even if I type something in like "addProperty Walrus" in console, instead it sets the name as the function. Anybody know the problem?

[ralle105]

There are 3 arguments to concommands, the player who ran it, the command name, and a table of arguments. You'd want the first argument.
[lua]
function ExampleConCommand(ply,cmd,args)

local name = args[1]
print(name)
end
concommand.Add("example",ExampleConCommand)
[/lua]

Typing "example foobar" would simply print "foobar" to the console.

[GameWalrus]

[QUOTE=ralle105;25637638]There are 3 arguments to concommands, the player who ran it, the command name, and a table of arguments. You'd want the first argument.
[lua]
function ExampleConCommand(ply,cmd,args)

local name = args[1]
print(name)
end
concommand.Add("example",ExampleConCommand)
[/lua]

Typing "example foobar" would simply print "foobar" to the console.[/QUOTE]

Thanks, that helps. I'll contact you guys if I have more issues.