[Cookies.net]

Originally Posted by WildCard65 Is there going to be inheritence? Cause it'll be a cool thing to have: ex: main method map for clients is located in clients.inc and contains all natives related to clients that are in clients.inc Another method map inherits the clients.inc main method map, adding it's natives to it's own methodmap while still able to use clients.incs methodmap functions. etc...

https://wiki.alliedmods.net/SourcePa...ax#Inheritance

[Mathias.]

With the new type of variable declaration can you make them static? or static only support old pawn style (where it a declaration type itself).

E.g: myfunction() { static int myAge; PrintToServer("%d", myAge++); }

EDIT: nvm, tested and it work great. Good job. I love it.

[kossolax]

Originally Posted by BAILOPAN kossolax: no, but you can do this: PHP Code: methodmap Player {     public Kick() = KickPlayer } void KickPlayer(Player player, const char[] msg, ...) {    ... }  The public X() = Y syntax is basically saying "bind player.X to call Y instead".

Hello,

What about function pointers? Current synthax is horrible.

PHP Code:

public sub(client) return 42;
functag something public(client);
public doh(client, something:getVal ) {
   new tmp;
   Call_StartFunction(INVALID_HANDLE, getVal);
   Call_PushCell(client);
   Call_Finish(tmp);
}
doh(client, sub); 


To something more friendly, like...

PHP Code:

public sub(client) return 42;
public doh(client, Function:fct(client)) {
    new tmp = fct(client);
}
doh(client, sub); 


It will be same as your exemple?

[BAILOPAN]

No, sorry, function pointers are not part of the transitional syntax. I know it's hard to distinguish between what's low-hanging-fruit and not, but function pointers cannot be implemented safely in the current compiler. I'd love to find a way to do them, but it won't be soon.

[kossolax]

Alright, thank's for your answer :-)

[SkydiveX]

Oh boy! This sure is exciting!

[BAILOPAN]

Update: I think function pointers are possible in the current design, though true closures are not (meaning we can't do nested functions).

[Mathias.]

I've just tried ur following example:

PHP Code:

enum Player:
{
    SERVER_PLAYER = 0,
}

methodmap Player
{
    public void Kick(const char[] message) {
        KickClent(this.Index, "%s", message);
    }
    property int Health {
        public get() {
            return GetClientHealth(this.Index);
        }
    }
    property int Index {
        public get() {
            return int(this);
        }
    }
} 


and it do not compile (yes 1.7)

I got some errors such as invalid expression, assumed zero at the return int(this) line. I had to swap the propriety above the functions because it could not find the method, also there were an error on the command "KickClient" (wrote "KickClent")

I'm trying to understand the concept you give us in the first page but I cannot make it work as intended.

Here the full code

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod>


enum Player:
{
    SERVER_PLAYER = 0,
}

methodmap Player
{
    property int Index {
        public get() {
            return int(this);
        }
    }

    public void Kick(const char[] message) {
        KickClient(this.Index, "%s", message);
    }
    property int Health {
        public get() {
            return GetClientHealth(this.Index);
        }
    }
}

public OnPluginStart()
{
    for (int i = 1; i < MaxClients; i++)
    {
        if (IsClientInGame(i))
        {
            KickClient(i, "test");
            /*Player player = i;
            PrintToServer("player %N (index %d) have %d health!", i, player.Index, player.Health);*/
        }
    }
} 


EDIT #1:

I've tried to remove int() wrap around this and it does a tag mismatch error, but if I decide to return 0 it compile correctly.
The int() cast dosnt work?

EDIT #2:
There is a problem with the cast, same error with return int(2.1);

Temporary ugly hax0r fix: return _:this;

EDIT #3:
How do you make the 'object' have the correct player index. Player player = i; didnt work (didnt really expect it to work) but I'm still curious where you were going with this example.

[BAILOPAN]

@Black-Rabbit: there is no cast yet. You have to use re-tagging which is slightly different from a cast. I.e., _:this. I'll work on cast support soon.

[Mathias.]

@BAILOPAN: What about the index, I'm not quiet sure what the purpose of methodmap yet, is it possible to assign a index to my methodmap so I can actually do actions to the players? I know that were not there purpose and you will work on classes soon enough but I'm curious if there is a way to implement the concept you try to demonstrate.