[fakuivan]

Calling a method of methodmap1 from methodmap2, while still being able to call a method of methodmap2 from methodmap1 is not something that you can do on sourcepawn. But if you are desperate to do so, I found a workaround (that does not break the compiler ).

#include <sourcemod>
#pragma semicolon 1
#pragma newdecls required

public Plugin myinfo =  {
	name = "", 
	author = "", 
	description = "", 
	version = "0.0.0", 
	url = ""
};

//we'll define MM2 as a enum, since we won't be calling its functions directly,
//and it can be overwritten by the methodmap later
enum MM2 {  }

methodmap MM1 {
	public MM1()
	{
		//because the methodmap MM2 does not exist yet for sourcepawn, we need to call a function that calls the method
		//functions can be called first and defined later, methods can't
		InstatiateMM2();
		return view_as<MM1>(0);
	}
}

methodmap MM2 {
	public MM2()
	{
		//since MM1 was already defined, we can call it without problems
		MM1 mm1 = MM1();
		return view_as<MM2>(0);
	}
}

//this wraps the MM2 constructor allowing us to call it before it being defined
//this needs to be defined AFTER the method we are trying to call
MM2 InstatiateMM2()
{
	return MM2();
}

public void OnPluginStart()
{
	//infinite loop
	MM1 mm1 = MM1();
}

Note: You'll get a missing tag waring on places where the compiler expected a the methodmap to be returned but the enum was given instead (and vice versa).

[Neuro Toxin]

Can you access properties from MM2 via MM1?

[fakuivan]

Originally Posted by Neuro Toxin Can you access properties from MM2 via MM1?

No you can't, unless you make a wrapper for it, like how I did with the MM2 constructor on InstatiateMM2.

[fakuivan]

VoiDeD already filed the bug like 3 years ago. Hopefully someone will patch it.