# Allowed-Commands-In-Prompt

The `Allowed-Commands-In-Prompt` option defines a list of commands that CommandPrompter allows when a player executes another command while completing a prompt.

#### Usage

You can configure the `Allowed-Commands-In-Prompt` by editing the appropriate configuration file, typically named "config.yml" or similar, with the following:

```yaml
Allowed-Commands-In-Prompt:
- sampleCommand
- sampleCommand2
```

In this example, the specified commands (`sampleCommand`, `sampleCommand2`) are allowed to be executed while completing a prompt.

#### Explanation

The `Allowed-Commands-In-Prompt` option is designed to control which commands are permitted when a player is in the process of completing a prompt. This allows users to execute specific commands without canceling the ongoing prompt, enhancing flexibility and user experience.

#### Example

To add or remove commands from the allowed list, modify the configuration as needed:

```yaml
Allowed-Commands-In-Prompt:
- sampleCommand
- newCommand
```

This will update the list to allow the execution of `newCommand` in addition to the existing allowed commands.

#### Important Notes

* Commands listed in `Allowed-Commands-In-Prompt` should not include the "/" prefix.
* Allowed commands that contains prompts will still be blocked.


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