Quote:
Originally Posted by hleV
It means nothing.
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Compile those two plugins i posted and you'll see that compiler thinks different.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Backstabnoob
@ is a shorthand for public. It's supposed to be used on events for readability reasons.
PHP Code:
#include <amxmodx>
public plugin_init()
{
set_task(1.0, "@say")
}
@say()
{
server_print("AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA")
}
Output: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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Thanks, i was pretty sure that @ stands for public, but i never saw someone using it.