What's "sz"?
I was wondering what does "sz" mean? Like:
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Re: What's "sz"?
sz=string,i=int,f=float,v=Vector.
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Re: What's "sz"?
Then why it's sz and not s?
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Re: What's "sz"?
Moved to Scripting Help as it is a Scripting question
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Re: What's "sz"?
Think it means that it's a zero terminated string.
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Re: What's "sz"?
All string are null-terminated. Since the string is terminated by zero, 'z' is used. Personaly I prefer just s_ .
See Hungrarian notation. I don't use much this notation style. Just some to help me to see fastly the variable type. |
Re: What's "sz"?
Thanks. ^^
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Re: What's "sz"?
Modern IDEs obsolete Hungarian notation. Unfortunately, no such thing exists for Pawn as far as I know. I wonder to what degree language services would allow you to use Visual Studio.
Of course, there's not a huge need for Hungarian notation given the lack of types. |
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