[FaTony]

PHP Code:

enum MyClass
{
   member;
   Float:anotherone;
};

stock MyClass_MyFunction(&MyClass:this, stuff); 


[Seta00]

Originally Posted by FaTony PHP Code: enum MyClass {    member;    Float:anotherone; }; stock MyClass_MyFunction(&MyClass:this, stuff);

I think you're mixing the concepts of enum and the Pawn "object". Proper way to do what would be:

stock MyClass_MyFunction(this[MyClass], stuff);

[rhelgeby]

Instead of handling object simulation in SourcePawn, it might be better to do it through an extension. Then you can do real objects.

That would be a interesting project! Plugins could define data structures through the extension natives and then tell it to make objects and even collections/lists of them. The plugin will then have access to data in these individual objects through handles of various types.

In addition this base plugin would be better as an extension because of the more powerful C++ language.

How cool would that be?

[Seta00]

Not as cool as Knight

[rhelgeby]

Well I don't know about its progress, but yes, a better scripting language would be cool too.

[Chanz]

yeah lets take the whip out and tell bail to work harder better faster stronger. :-)

No srlsy, Seta00 you made me remember how awesome Knight will be. Now I dunno: should I wait for Knight or continue with pawn...

[asherkin]

I've split the whole SourcePawn vs. C++ debate over to a new thread.
Let's keep this one related to the Project Base idea.

[rhelgeby]

Well it was in fact partly on topic, because this base is well suited as an extension too. Using this base is a good example of SourcePawn vs. C++.

[FaTony]

Well I actually got around emulating oop in SP. You declare each class as a separate inc, declate it's member variables as statics and private member functions as statics too. Works very well. If your class is a singleton your keep data as global statics. Else you store all data in enum and design your functions with "this[classname]" agrument. I prefer Classname_FunctionName convention.

[rhelgeby]

Interesting. Do you have any examples on how to use these "objects" and multiple instances of objects?