/// <summary>
/// Allows a TSPlayer to run a command, regardless of permissions, while not being restricted to the Server player instance.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="player"></param>
/// <param name="commandString"></param>
public void ForceHandleCommand(TSPlayer player)
{
//ripped from the sudo command at https://github.com/QuiCM/EssentialsPlus/blob/master/EssentialsPlus/Commands.cs
var fakePlayer = new TSPlayer(player.Index)
{
AwaitingName = player.AwaitingName,
AwaitingNameParameters = player.AwaitingNameParameters,
AwaitingTempPoint = player.AwaitingTempPoint,
Group = new SuperAdminGroup(), // : player.Group,
TempPoints = player.TempPoints
};
//await Task.Run(() => TShockAPI.Commands.HandleCommand(fakePlayer, TShock.Config.CommandSpecifier + command));
TShockAPI.Commands.HandleCommand(fakePlayer, Command.Replace("$name", player.GetEscapedName()));
player.AwaitingName = fakePlayer.AwaitingName;
player.AwaitingNameParameters = fakePlayer.AwaitingNameParameters;
player.AwaitingTempPoint = fakePlayer.AwaitingTempPoint;
player.TempPoints = fakePlayer.TempPoints;
}
