[Krtola]

Is this the same?

PHP Code:

RegisterHam(Ham_TakeDamage, "player", "fw_TakeDamage") 


PHP Code:

RegisterHam(Ham_TakeDamage, "player", "fw_TakeDamage, 1") 


[wickedd]

False

#1 is pre
#2 is post

[OciXCrom]

Simply consult the API - https://www.amxmodx.org/api/hamsandwich/RegisterHam

PHP Code:

native HamHook:RegisterHam(Ham:function, const EntityClass[], const Callback[], Post=0, bool:specialbot = false); 


As you can see, the default value for Post is 0, which means if you don't specify a value, it will be 0 (pre).

[Krtola]

PHP Code:

RegisterHam(Ham_TakeDamage, "player", "fw_TakeDamage") 


this actually means 0 (pre).
Tnx.

[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom Simply consult the API - https://www.amxmodx.org/api/hamsandwich/RegisterHam PHP Code: native HamHook:RegisterHam(Ham:function, const EntityClass[], const Callback[], Post=0, bool:specialbot = false);  As you can see, the default value for Post is 0, which means if you don't specify a value, it will be 0 (pre).

Typo in your post (no pun intended), you should fix it so you do not confuse him (or anyone).

[OciXCrom]

Hm, where?

[Bugsy]

As you can see, the default value for Post is 0

Nevermind, looking at the function I see why you explained it this way since its written as 'Post=0'. I was thinking along the lines of something like the below. I didn't look at the link prior to posting.

PHP Code:

enum PrePost
{
    Pre,
    Post
}

native HamHook:RegisterHam(Ham:function, const EntityClass[], const Callback[], PrePost:When = Pre , bool:specialbot = false); 


In this case, the default would be pre/0. But yea, you can disregard as I see why you explained it the way you did.

[CrazY.]

1 its pre ? I think no.

[Natsheh]

Originally Posted by CrazY. 1 its pre ? I think no.

1 is post and 0 pre

Post=false thats mean its pre when its true then its mean post

[CrazY.]

Originally Posted by wickedd False #1 is pre #2 is post