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iceeedr
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Old 10-16-2018 , 23:12   amxx 1.9 crash
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Hello, does anyone know why the code below crashes the sv? No log, clean crash.

PHP Code:
#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>

new Var1Var2Var3

public plugin_init()
{
    
bind_pcvar_num(create_cvar("var1_test","1", .description ""), Var1)
    
bind_pcvar_num(create_cvar("var2_test""1", .description ""), Var2)
    
bind_pcvar_num(create_cvar("var3_test""1", .description ""), Var3)
    
set_task_ex(3.0"Enabled", .flags SetTask_Once)
    
AutoExecConfig(.autoCreate true, .name "Test")
}

public 
Enabled()
{
    
set_pcvar_num(Var1,0)    
    
set_pcvar_num(Var20)
    
set_pcvar_num(Var30)

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Old 10-17-2018 , 03:43   Re: amxx 1.9 crash
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You misunderstand the use of bind_pcvar_* natives.
They bind a cvar to a variable. Meaning that variable will contain the actual cvar's value in real time. This is NOT a cvar handle. You can't set a value from that.

To set a cvar with set_pcvar_num(), you still need to retrieve the handle from create_cvar() and using that value.
You can also use set_cvar_num(), it doesn't matter.
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Old 10-17-2018 , 08:21   Re: amxx 1.9 crash
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You misunderstand the use of bind_pcvar_* natives.
They bind a cvar to a variable. Meaning that variable will contain the actual cvar's value in real time. This is NOT a cvar handle. You can't set a value from that.

To set a cvar with set_pcvar_num(), you still need to retrieve the handle from create_cvar() and using that value.
You can also use set_cvar_num(), it doesn't matter.
I had not really understood then, the correct use of the native bind_pcvar_ *, with the example quoted by me, how could I assign a value to pcvar? Or do I have to create just the pcvar with create_cvar and use it normally?
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Old 10-17-2018 , 08:48   Re: amxx 1.9 crash
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I had not really understood then, the correct use of the native bind_pcvar_ *, with the example quoted by me, how could I assign a value to pcvar? Or do I have to create just the pcvar with create_cvar and use it normally?
That's right, if you need to change the cvar's value, you have to store the return value from create_cvar and pass that to the set_pcvar_* functions as you normally would.

The bind_pcvar_* functions just set the passed in variable to the cvar's value and keep it automatically updated. That saves you from using get_pcvar_*/get_cvar_* every time you need to use the cvar's value.
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Old 10-17-2018 , 08:52   Re: amxx 1.9 crash
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Thanks for all the clarifications.
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