[Death [GER]]

!Deaths means if it doesnt have a value aka it is 0?

Where is an integer expected?

And i already said cant test because i am at work.

I also just wanted to tell the one posting before me that he was wrong and his script was.. shit.. and made a stock.

[Monkeys]

Sorry, my mistake, early morning ;p

And it expects an integer return because you didn't specify anything else as a return value.
or:
stock Float:GetClientKillDeathRatio(Client)

[dirka_dirka]

if !0 = true.. return 0
if !1 = false.. do the math

stock GetClientKillDeathRatio(Client)
.. ninjad

[FaTony]

Also these natives would throw an error if client is not in game. I'd rather return bool and pass ratio by reference. Or return -1.0 on error, but I prefer bool.

[p3tsin]

Originally Posted by FaTony Also these natives would throw an error if client is not in game. I'd rather return bool and pass ratio by reference. Or return -1.0 on error, but I prefer bool.

You'd be writing very bad code if you didn't know if the client was in-game or not before trying to get his kill ratio. Besides, if the execution isn't stopped in this function, it will be when you try to print the ratio to the client.

[FaTony]

I prefer my functions to always validate all arguments passed to them. That really helps if you have 10k+ lines or writing code for other not-so-good-at-programming people.