[GlobalPlague]

Hi. This is the code:

    // Add ability health to Zombies
    if(is_user_alive(id) && zp_get_user_zombie(id) || get_pcvar_num(pcv_darkness_zombie_ability)) {
        set_user_health(id, get_user_health(id)+get_pcvar_num(pcv_darkness_give_health))
    }
}

This is the error:

dark.sma(223) : warning 217: loose indentation

I just can't see how to fix this error...

It's about zombie server.

I will be very thankful if I get help.

[OciXCrom]

By indenting your code properly.

[siriusmd99]

It's not error ,it's a warning that tells you that code is not indented properly, it doesn't affect the functionality of your plugin.
Anyway if you want to hide that warning then add this line to your plugin:

#pragma tabsize 0

[TheWhitesmith]

CTRL+I

[GlobalPlague]

OciXCrom, thanks. A few days ago I used the same function, but then it destroyed the code and gave too many errors. Now I used it again, and this time it worked and the problem is solved.

siriusmd99, thanks but I prefer to fix the problems, not to hide them

thanks to both of you

[GlobalPlague]

Originally Posted by TheWhitesmith CTRL+I

thanks
already done

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by TheWhitesmith CTRL+I

You need to clarify what that even means because that is not true in many source code editors.

@GlobalPlague, The proper way to prevent the indentation warning is to learn to properly indent your code as you write it. If you make this a habit, you'll never need a function to do it for you.

[aron9forever]

here's a more universal way to do it:
select the "area" or function with loose indentation
hold left shift, press tab until all tabs / spaces are gone from beginnings of line
now add the tabs back where needed (remember you can select multiple lines and press tab to move them all together)

[siriusmd99]

You are not fixing any problem by indenting code, you are just arranging code how Compiler wants, not how you want.
For instance your code is OK but compiler gives warning because he doesn't understand spaces and you must use tabs, but in reality the blocks are arranged properly visually for you but not physically for Compiler. You are not fixing anything except that senseless message from Compiler. It would be better if developers turned off that warning by default so there won't be like hundred of threads "my plugin is getting error". I think everyone is sick of these questions over years.

[aron9forever]

Originally Posted by siriusmd99 You are not fixing any problem by indenting code, you are just arranging code how Compiler wants, not how you want. For instance your code is OK but compiler gives warning because he doesn't understand spaces and you must use tabs, but in reality the blocks are arranged properly visually for you but not physically for Compiler. You are not fixing anything except that senseless message from Compiler. It would be better if developers turned off that warning by default so there won't be like hundred of threads "my plugin is getting error". I think everyone is sick of these questions over years.

It's not senseless, here's an explanation from the pawn features page

Forgetting to encapsulate multiple statements (of an "if" or a loop) in a compound block - pawn is a free format language, but it warns if the indentation level of statements in the same block changes. This catches most instances of this kind of error.

besides, if you see this warning then it's a sign that your code is ugly (from either a human or editor's point of view) and in both cases it's better to just fix the issue and not have it bite you in the ass later