[klippy]

Hello there, I was wondering if it is possible to call a function in a plugin from included file. If you don't understand what I mean by that, here's an example.

myinclude.inc

PHP Code:

stock mystock()
{
       // Do something
       CallFuncInPlugin();
} 


main plugin

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <myinclude>

public plugin_init()
{
       register_plugin(whatever...);
       
       mystock();
}

public CallFuncInPlugin()
{
       server_print("Called!");
} 


So, will CallFuncInPlugin() get executed after calling mystock()?

[bat]

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=41251 Same

[klippy]

Originally Posted by bat https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=41251 Same

If I wanted to use them, I would. I just didn't want to create an .amxx file, just an include file, so I need a way to call a function from the included file. And this is more so I know if this is possible at all, just because I am curious.

[bat]

Try

PHP Code:

#include amxmodx
#include africanoamericano

public plugin_init(){
     register_clcmd("say as" , "justtest")
}

public justtest(){

   JustTesting()
} 


stock JustTesting(){
      server_print("HELLO WORLD")
}

[klippy]

Originally Posted by bat Try PHP Code: #include amxmodx #include africanoamericano public plugin_init(){      register_clcmd("say as" , "justtest") } public justtest(){    JustTesting() }  stock JustTesting(){ server_print("HELLO WORLD") }

I am sorry, but I think you don't really understand what am I willing to do. Thanks anyway. ;)

[bat]

Originally Posted by KliPPy I am sorry, but I think you don't really understand what am I willing to do. Thanks anyway. ;)

You wanna with stock run a public function ?

[PreDominance]

Why would you want to do that? An include file should never reference something that doesn't exist outside of the included file, because then you create a dependency that may not exist...this breaking the include file.

[klippy]

Originally Posted by bat You wanna with stock run a public function ?

No, not that. I actually forgot to mention that this should work like a forward. So, in my case, I want to call a function(which is in include file) which will do some sockets stuff, and call the function in main plugin that will say "Hey, I got a socket response, do some stuff!". If this is not possible(without any other sorcery than just simply calling functions), then what is the easiest way to register one forward for a calling plugin? Keep in mind, everything is done in include file, there is no plugin creating all the natives or such.

[.Dare Devil.]

In order to do that you have to register native in main plugin.
example

PHP Code:

register_native( "test_thing", "func_test", 1 )

public test_thing(param)
{

} 


Now write inside of your .inc file:

PHP Code:

native test_thing(param)
stock do_something()
{
    test_thing(5)
} 


And no matter where you use your inc, main plugin test_thing func get called and param = 5.
Includes work exactly the same way as the rest of the things.

You can put public functions in inc. You can hook forwards like plugin_init in .inc, you can do anything.

[klippy]

As I said, there is no plugin interaction! All the functions are just found in one file(include file), so you don't have to put another plugin on server to get some functionality, all it takes is to include one file in you plugin which contains all of the functions, that's my goal. It all works perfectly, all it is left to do is to make forward functionality(calling a plugin function from inside the include file). I guess the best thing would be to create a forward with CreateOneForward().