src/console.cpp
// Points char* param to a zero ended string containing the name of
// the first parameter (since the latest one read)... If no more params
// are available, returns false (error). Spaces are skipped.
// Integers are also parsed into a string.
// IMPORTANT:
// This method does only get a 0 char as an indicator of param
// finalization, if you want to finish reading a param when a
// space character is encountered, use getTextParam instead.
//
// This stringZ is very volatile, it could become garbage as soon as
// another method of consoleClass is executed. That is, if you need to
// save this string somewhere, you have to copy it anywhere else to be
// sure it will last.

Points char* param to a zero ended string containing the name of
the first parameter (since the latest one read)... If no more params
are available, returns false (error). Spaces are skipped.
Integers are also parsed into a string.
IMPORTANT:
This method does only get a 0 char as an indicator of param
finalization, if you want to finish reading a param when a
space character is encountered, use getTextParam instead.

This stringZ is very volatile, it could become garbage as soon as
another method of consoleClass is executed. That is, if you need to
save this string somewhere, you have to copy it anywhere else to be
sure it will last.
Points char * param to a zero ended string containing the name of the first parameter ( since the latest one read ) ... If no more params are available returns false ( error ) . Spaces are skipped . Integers are also parsed into a string . IMPORTANT : This method does only get a 0 char as an indicator of param finalization if you want to finish reading a param when a space character is encountered use getTextParam instead . This stringZ is very volatile it could become garbage as soon as another method of consoleClass is executed . That is if you need to save this string somewhere you have to copy it anywhere else to be sure it will last .
bool consoleClass::getNoSpacedTextParam(char* &param)
{
	return true;
}
bool consoleClass :: getNoSpacedTextParam ( char * & param ) { return true ; }
Points char* param to a zero ended string containing the name of
the first parameter (since the latest one read)...
Points char * param to a zero ended string containing the name of the first parameter ( since the latest one read ) ...
/*	char *src, *dst;// source and destine strings

	if (!initialized) return false;

	// we only can work with params if the text in lastText is the
	// latest text typed (meaning a break line has just been pressed)
	if (!lastLineBuffered) return false;

	// skip the spaces, and check for zero.
	if (!skipSpaces()) return false;

	// reset the pointers
	src=lastLine+nextParam;
	dst=textParam;

	// copy the param to its temp location
	while (*src!=0) {
		*dst=*src;
		dst++; src++; nextParam++;
	}

	// return the string
	*dst=0;
	param=textParam;
*/ // all ok
