Printing vote text in console?

[The-Gig]

Hello.
When someone asks for a vote, it's possible to notice that the console doesn't show the text of the vote, hence it's not logged, while it may be an interesting info for admins managing servers (you cannot know what has been voted for, especially if the vote failed). What about adding it?
I don't know whether it would be a gamecode or engine thing, but I can guess the voting code should be in gamecode... (well, maybe one may "intercept" votes from engine to apply the change also to old mods, but probably that would be a more "hacky" thing, probably not worth it).

Note: in case of custom votes (http://openarena.wikia.com/wiki/Custom_votes), I don't know if it would be better to show "votecommand", "displayname" or "command" value, probably "displayname".

[sago007]

It would make sense to log it.
Who called which vote
Who voted yes/no
What was the result

I believe that custom votes should be logged with its "votecommand" as key. Display command can be in the comment field.

I would be against letting the engine intercept it. I am against any interference for old mods, as the cost is always too big.

[The-Gig]

"Who" called a vote is already logged (but not which vote... that's the reason I opened this issue). Also what was the result (just as "passed" or "failed"... of course that may be improved by adding "yes w, no x, null y, required z" - z may vary if "light voting" dmflags is set).

About listing the final vote of each player, I don't know if such info should be public (for completeness and transparency) or not (for privacy and not flooding console output... maybe a small delay between lines?)...

[The-Gig]

I think that it should be possible to add the info in the same lines, to do not flood the console output (especially thinking about console feedback area in upper left corner).
I mean, "PlayerOne called a vote." may become "PlayerOne called a vote: map wrackdm17." or "PlayerOne called a vote: custom lms_custom."...
Similarily, "Vote passed." may become "Vote passed. Yes: 5, No: 2, Null: 1, Required: 3."
Maybe one of the two lines may even mention "Light voting (is) enabled." in case it is.

Note: maybe there is some better word than "null" to say who didn't vote at all, I don't know.

[The-Gig]

In August, you implemented the "print in console what has been voted for" thing, thank you very much!
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I did a quick test and it seems to work correctly.
Additional suggestions (log yes/no/required counts, and lightvoting-dmflags 512-) are still valid. :-)

[The-Gig]

Excuse me, looking at the code, I see there are different results strings:
"Vote passed. At least 2 of 3 voted yes" [Is a final dot missing here?]
"Vote passed. More yes than no."
"Vote passed."
During my tests I only get the third one on console. Is this due to my tests do have only one or two players in the server, and the first and second string are used when there is at least a certain number of people? Or the reason is something else?
About the first two strings, it looks like the first one is meant to be shown in case of "classic" voting and the second one in case of "light" voting.... so there is already "something" to distinguish between them...