[KadiR]

I like to know, what an

PHP Code:

; 


makes exactly in a code, I've got this:

PHP Code:

        {
            client_print(id, print_chat, "Hey Dude!")
            set_task(0.1,"hey_dude")
            HeyDude(id);
        } 


What will happen, if I make this:

PHP Code:

        {
            client_print(id, print_chat, "Hey Dude!");
            set_task(0.1,"hey_dude");
            HeyDude(id);
        } 


[01101101]

This has been asked soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo many times. Its just the same.

[Mxnn]

In C++ executed the function.
Example:

PHP Code:

client_print(id, print_chat, "lala"); 


The semi-colon will execute the client_print. In C++ you must put at the end of all the functions (excepts if, for, while and others statements).
In Pawn you don't have to put the semi-colon.

[V I R U S]

If you're putting semicolon, you can write two functions in a single line.

PHP Code:

client_print(id, print_chat, "lala"); client_print(id, print_chat, "lala"); 


Without semicolon, each call must be on a new line.

PHP Code:

client_print(id, print_chat, "lala")
client_print(id, print_chat, "lala") 


[VMAN]

It is a good habit though, especially if you are familiar with PHP and those kinds of languages

[V I R U S]

Just set it after your code and it will be much easier for you later if you will learn other languages where semicolon must be set!

[joropito]

Semicolon it's the way to tell for some parser that a sentence finish.

In C, C++ and others languajes it's mandatory.
In Pawn is optional unless you use pragma semicolon option.

Forget about the semicolon, it's just for people who know other languajes and used to put semicolons in their code.

[ConnorMcLeod]

Originally Posted by joropito Forget about the semicolon

+1

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by KadiR I like to know, what an PHP Code: ;  makes exactly in a code.

Wow, search much?