I'd like to call the ConVar.Admin.mute method from a plugin.

		public static void mute(ConsoleSystem.Arg arg)
		{
			global::BasePlayer playerOrSleeper = arg.GetPlayerOrSleeper(0);
			if (!playerOrSleeper || playerOrSleeper.net == null || playerOrSleeper.net.connection == null)
			{
				arg.ReplyWith("Player not found");
				return;
			}
			playerOrSleeper.SetPlayerFlag(global::BasePlayer.PlayerFlags.ChatMute, true);
		}​

I can't understad what is the process to build a new ConsoleSystem.Arg argument which has the following signature.

public Arg(ConsoleSystem.Option options, string rconCommand)​

Please don't tell me to use BasePlayer.SetPlayerFlag().. ;-P
There are a lot of ConVar commands which require ConsoleSystem.Arg as the argument.
So knowing how to call them correctly might be very interesting.

You could probably just do "new ConsoleSystem.Arg { }" but I don't see why you don't just set a flag, would be much easier.

Actually it needs more than that. :-/

>There are a lot of ConVar commands which require ConsoleSystem.Arg as the argument.
>So knowing how to call them correctly might be very interesting.

Of course you can rewrite most of the functions as the code is disassembled.
But the point here is learning new things and leveraging existing methods.