[Seta00]

Just to make it clear, the public keyword means the variable is exposed to the host, which is AMXx in this case.

Also XVars, unlike CVars, are not part of the engine, they are an AMXx feature.

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by Seta00 Just to make it clear, the public keyword means the variable is exposed to the host, which is AMXx in this case. Also XVars, unlike CVars, are not part of the engine, they are an AMXx feature.

I thought that information was implied, but I suppose it would be necessary to be stated.

[Vechta]

Nice, thanks for posting

[t3hNox]

Thanks. This is pretty usefull !
Is there any way to detect when the xvar value is altered in the main plugin ?

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by t3hNox Thanks. This is pretty usefull ! Is there any way to detect when the xvar value is altered in the main plugin ?

Probably the only way is to constantly check it's value to see if it has changed but that is not a good idea.

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by t3hNox Thanks. This is pretty usefull ! Is there any way to detect when the xvar value is altered in the main plugin ?

If you want to hook when it's changed, you would be better off using dynamic natives to change a global variable.
Then you would know when the native is called for when it was changed.

[schmurgel1983]

thanks Exolent,
i never hear about xvars. but sounds good.

[Kia]

Hey,
Just wanted to try this out but I have a Problem.

In my first Plugin I wrote :

PHP Code:

public bool:g_bHasWH[33] 


And in my second :

PHP Code:

new bool:g_bHasWH2[33]


public plugin_init()
{
    g_bHasWH2 = get_xvar_num(g_bHasWH)
} 


But it says :

Error: Undefined symbol "g_bHasWH"

What do I have to do to get it working?

[Arkshine]

You can't use xvars with arrays, you will have to use dynamic natives for that.

[MokeN]

awesome.