[KissLick]

Ciao guys,

I'd like to know if there is any way, how to make include file call some function on plugin start.

I don't wanna make some Init() function which plugin has to call in OnPluginStart, I want my include to do that automaticaly.
My include creates global forward, so I need to register it at last in OnPluginStart (preferebly in AskPluginLoad2).

[Mathias.]

#include is a preproccessor command to tell the compiler to include the following file, you can't dynamically include file in your code. You will have to create a Library Plugin and use the forward/natives that sourcemod offer you.

Plugin Library
EDIT: Fixed link

[KissLick]

I dont need to dynamicaly include file.
I need a way, how to use OnPluginStart() in my include file which I include like

PHP Code:

#include <myfile> 


[WildCard65]

Originally Posted by KissLick I dont need to dynamicaly include file. I need a way, how to use OnPluginStart() in my include file which I include like PHP Code: #include <myfile>

same was you do in a plugin

[KissLick]

Originally Posted by WildCard65 same was you do in a plugin

nope :-/

error 021: symbol already defined: "OnPluginStart"

[Mathias.]

OH you put OnPLuginStart into your include files.

Well that a bad idea, the answer you seek (to do it the correct way) is the one in the link I post to you earlier, in other plugin you don't have to init anything, simply follow the sourcemod API to achieve what you desire.

[ClassicGuzzi]

Just define the code that you want to run on a function (insde your include), and then call that function inside the OnPluginStart from the main file.

[KissLick]

Originally Posted by ClassicGuzzi Just define the code that you want to run on a function (insde your include), and then call that function inside the OnPluginStart from the main file.

Yeah, I did it this way (hope I will not forget about that in the future when trying to get it work :-D ).

Originally Posted by Black-Rabbit OH you put OnPLuginStart into your include files. Well that a bad idea, the answer you seek (to do it the correct way) is the one in the link I post to you earlier, in other plugin you don't have to init anything, simply follow the sourcemod API to achieve what you desire.

I didn't want some "core" / "support" plugin like simple chat processor.
The mechanisms are small, so I just wanted an include file (with the least attention from plugin as possible).