[.Dare Devil.]

Hello;

My question is that how can i call functions in plugin like this:

PHP Code:

new decl String:myfunctions[8][64]

myfunctions[0][] = "test_function1"
myfunctions[1][] = "test_function2"
...

public something(ie)
{
    callfunc( myfunctions[ie], "" ) // last param "" means that call function what is only inside of my plugin.
}

public test_function1() 


Edit:

I found those things here:

PHP Code:

new r
Call_StartFunction(Handle:plugin, Function:func) // i dont know how to use this, help :)
Call_PushCell(8) // this is int value right?
Call_PushFloat(5.0)
Call_PushString("my string")
Call_Finish(r)

if(!r) // failed 


-DareDevil

[11530]

Not sure why you'd be wanting to do this, but since your functions don't use any parameters, try something like the following, but obviously fill in the blanks yourself.

PHP Code:

new String:g_sMyFunctions[2][32] = { "test_function1", "test_function2" };
new Handle:g_hPlugin = INVALID_HANDLE;

public OnPluginStart()
{
    g_hPlugin = GetMyHandle();
    CallSomething(0);
}


CallSomething(num)
{
    if ((num < 0) || (num >= sizeof(g_sMyFunctions)))
    {
        return;
    }
    
    new Function:func = GetFunctionByName(g_hPlugin, g_sMyFunctions[num]);
    if (func != INVALID_FUNCTION)
    {
        Call_StartFunction(g_hPlugin, func);
        Call_Finish();
    }
}

test_function1() {}
test_function2() {} 


[Dr. McKay]

11530: There's almost never any reason to use GetMyHandle. When using functions that require a plugin Handle, you can usually use INVALID_HANDLE to specify the calling plugin.

[.Dare Devil.]

Originally Posted by 11530 Not sure why you'd be wanting to do this, but since your functions don't use any parameters, try something like the following, but obviously fill in the blanks yourself. PHP Code: new String:g_sMyFunctions[2][32] = { "test_function1", "test_function2" }; new Handle:g_hPlugin = INVALID_HANDLE; public OnPluginStart() {     g_hPlugin = GetMyHandle();     CallSomething(0); } CallSomething(num) {     if ((num < 0) || (num >= sizeof(g_sMyFunctions)))     {         return;     }          new Function:func = GetFunctionByName(g_hPlugin, g_sMyFunctions[num]);     if (func != INVALID_FUNCTION)     {         Call_StartFunction(g_hPlugin, func);         Call_Finish();     } } test_function1() {} test_function2() {}

Basically i can use this GetFunctionByName(g_hPlugin, g_sMyFunctions[num]) in any time and in any place right?

[11530]

Originally Posted by Dr. McKay 11530: There's almost never any reason to use GetMyHandle. When using functions that require a plugin Handle, you can usually use INVALID_HANDLE to specify the calling plugin.

Ah, didn't know that. Cheers!

@.Dare Devil. Yep, just ensure you use similar checks too.

[.Dare Devil.]

Originally Posted by 11530 Ah, didn't know that. Cheers! @.Dare Devil. Yep, just ensure you use similar checks too.

Sweet!
Also is that integer value Call_PushCell( 24 ) ?

[11530]

Yep.

[Dr. McKay]

Originally Posted by .Dare Devil. Basically i can use this GetFunctionByName(g_hPlugin, g_sMyFunctions[num]) in any time and in any place right?

It's easier to use

PHP Code:

GetFunctionByName(INVALID_HANDLE, g_sMyFunctions[num]) 


INVALID_HANDLE specifies the calling plugin.

Then you can get rid of

PHP Code:

new Handle:g_hPlugin = INVALID_HANDLE; 


and

PHP Code:

g_hPlugin = GetMyHandle(); 


[.Dare Devil.]

thanks guys!

[FaTony]

Why do you need to call functions like that?