[kdaekiss]

We've added a variable to the Round Start hook. as seen
But it will work.

classcheckTime = CreateTimer(10.0, classchecktimer, _);

And if you check the attached file, there will be an error here.

public Action:Round_End(Handle:event, const String:Name[], bool:Broadcast)
{
	if(classcheckTime != INVALID_HANDLE)
	{
		CloseHandle(classcheckTime); //here
		classcheckTime = INVALID_HANDLE;
	}
}

***Translation may be awkward.

[Fyren]

You haven't provided enough code.

[kdaekiss]

Originally Posted by Fyren You haven't provided enough code.

Because the structure was somewhat complicated, I uploaded the source as an attachment. Please check.

[Fyren]

You probably want to set classcheckTime to INVALID_HANDLE in the timer's callback.

[kdaekiss]

Originally Posted by Fyren You probably want to set classcheckTime to INVALID_HANDLE in the timer's callback.

I've erased the line, but the error is still appearing in the CloseHandle until the end. But this part does it without any gaps. I do not know what the problem is. I use this when I refer to other plugins.

[Fyren]

No, you shouldn't remove any lines, just add setting it to INVALID_HANDLE in the callback. This is what's happening, in order:

1. Round starts and you create the timer (handle is assigned value)
2. 10s later, the timer ends (handle still has a value since you haven't changed it, but is dead because the timer finished)
3. Round ends and you try to CloseHandle since it's not INVALID_HANDLE

[Ilusion9]

PHP Code:

classcheckTime = CreateTimer(10.0, classchecktimer);

OnRoundEnd:

if (classcheckTime != null)
{
     delete classcheckTime;
}

In timer callback (at the end)

     classcheckTime = null;
     return Plugin_Stop; 


[kdaekiss]

Originally Posted by Fyren No, you shouldn't remove any lines, just add setting it to INVALID_HANDLE in the callback. This is what's happening, in order: Round starts and you create the timer (handle is assigned value) 10s later, the timer ends (handle still has a value since you haven't changed it, but is dead because the timer finished) Round ends and you try to CloseHandle since it's not INVALID_HANDLE

Then it becomes the origin again. It was like this from the beginning.

[kdaekiss]

Originally Posted by Ilusion9 PHP Code: classcheckTime = CreateTimer(10.0, classchecktimer); OnRoundEnd: if (classcheckTime != null) {      delete classcheckTime; } In timer callback (at the end)      classcheckTime = null;      return Plugin_Stop;

Your grammar is strange.

[Ilusion9]

Originally Posted by kdaekiss Your grammar is strange.

new api syntax. learn it and use it.