[danielkza]

Originally Posted by fysiks prototypes? Do you mean native, public, and stock? (Those three are grouped together.

No, the arguments that each function takes.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by danielkza No, the arguments that each function takes.

Oh, ok. I'll look into that . If I don't come up with something soon I will post my current php files so you can use/modify them as you like.

[stupok]

Here's my attempt. (Attached as ini rather than txt to get past the filesize limit.)

My regex:

Function:
^(?:stock Handle:|	XS_LIBFUNC_ATTRIB bool:|	XS_LIBFUNC_ATTRIB Float:|	XS_LIBFUNC_ATTRIB |	stock Float:|	stock bool:|	stock |stock Float:|stock bool:|forward |native bool:|native Float:|native |public |stock |Float:|bool:)?([\w_\-\d]+)[\s]?(\(.*?\))

Constant:
^(?:#define|new const)\s+([^_][A-Z\d_]+)

Macro:
^(?:#define|new const)\s+([^_][\w\d_]+\(.*?\))

enum: (Once I've collected all the enums sloppily, I use this to refine the collection.)
^\s([\w\d_-]{2,64})

EDIT: Added some enums

[fysiks]

Only 800 constants? There are like 2000. I think you missed all the enum's.

Are you using POSIX Extended or PCRE?

I didn't know what XS_LIBFUNC_ATTRIB meant. I guess I will have to add that to my regex

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[stupok]

I did miss all the enums. Have a look at my regular expressions. I'm pretty sure they catch everything, but I'm not going to check.

I bet there's a way to do this without searching through the amxx includes.

POSIX Extended or PCRE?
I don't know.

[fysiks]

This is what I came up with for Danielkza here.

Originally Posted by stupok I bet there's a way to do this without searching through the amxx includes.

How? Using the func wiki maybe but I don't have access to that code .

Originally Posted by stupok POSIX Extended or PCRE? I don't know.

POSIX is a standard (syntax) for regex basically. PCRE = Perl Compatible Regular Expression. I think you are using POSIX because you don't escape the underscore (_).

[danielkza]

Originally Posted by fysiks This is what I came up with for Danielkza here. How? Using the func wiki maybe but I don't have access to that code . POSIX is a standard (syntax) for regex basically. PCRE = Perl Compatible Regular Expression. I think you are using POSIX because you don't escape the underscore (_).

I don't think underscore is a special character in PCRE, and even if it was, it looses the special meaning inside a char. class.

[YamiKaitou]

Darn, found 1 thing bad about the PortableApps.com version of NP++, I had to add all of this manually (using the user define option in the menus). Oh well, at least I can use a menu feature to edit the colour scheme instead of editing a file each time (the changes take effect immediately with the menu)

EDIT: Hm, I found the location, guess I had issues with that install as it works on a reinstall (I was putting it in that location, but it wasn't working for some reason). Also, I got a compiler working for NotePad++, here is how you can do it to.

In the same location as the userDefineLang.xml, there should be a file named shortcuts.xml. Edit that file and put this (full file contents shown, place it appropriatly in your file)

<NotepadPlus>
    <UserDefinedCommands>
        <Command name="Compile Plugin" Ctrl="yes" Alt="no" Shift="yes" Key="67">cmd /k .\..\..\..\..\..\Compiler\amxxpc.exe -o$(CURRENT_DIRECTORY)\$(NAME_PART).amxx $(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)</Command>
    </UserDefinedCommands>
</NotepadPlus>

Change ".\..\..\..\..\..\Compiler\amxxpc.exe" to the location of your amxxpc.exe file. Since I use PortableApps, I can't use a exact path but you can if you want. This will compile the current active window and place the AMXX file in the same folder as the SMA file. This also leaves the cmd window open.

Default shortcut key is SHIFT+CTRL+C. You can change this in Settings>Shorcut Mapper...>Run Commands>Compile Plugin (or whatever the name of the command is)

[fysiks]

Sweet! I've been hoping for a way to compile my plugins this way.

Although, now, I do all my compiling on my linux server with a script that will move the amxx to my plugins directory automatically if it compiles successfully.

[YamiKaitou]

You can always use it to test plugins as you are writing them. Surely all of your plugins don't compile 100% of the time when you put them on your server.