[Stressful]

How to check if a "task" is done ? And when its done , The "task" would stop what its doing .

[Devil259]

new bool:taskDone

set_task( time , "function" )

public function( )
{
    taskDone = true
}

public checkTaskDone( )
{
    if( taskDone )
    {
        // ...
    }
}

[fl0werD]

PHP Code:

new Float:g_flTask[33];
new bool:g_bTask[33];

public function(id)
{
    g_bTask[id] = true;
    g_flTask[id] = get_gametime() + 5.0;
}

public client_PreThink(id)
{
    if(!g_bTask[id])
        return;

    if(g_flTask[id] <= get_gametime())
    {
        g_bTask[id] = false;

        // task done;
    }
} 


[Snaker beatter]

Just add g_task = true on the task's function

[fl0werD]

Originally Posted by Snaker beatter Just add g_task = true on the task's function

Edited.

[drekes]

task_exists
When it returns 0, the task finished.

[Stressful]

I tried that but the plugin just skip the task . And when I swap their places , The task just keep repeating and repeating the same thing .

PHP Code:

{ 

    if(g_flTask[id] <= get_gametime()) 
    { 
        g_bTask[id] = false; 

        // task done; 
    } 
    
if(!g_bTask[id]) 
        return; 
} 


[ConnorMcLeod]

Originally Posted by Stressful I tried that but the plugin just skip the task . And when I swap their places , The task just keep repeating and repeating the same thing . PHP Code: {      if(g_flTask[id] <= get_gametime())      {          g_bTask[id] = false;          // task done;      }       if(!g_bTask[id])          return;  }

You have tried the worst code that has been given.

drekes code will telle you if a task is finished or hasn't been launched yet.
Devil259 code is little better.
If you understand both codes, you can do something ok.

fl0werD's code is the exact example of what you must NOT do.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Stressful And when its done , The "task" would stop what its doing .

When the task is done it stops what it's doing. That is the way it's designed to work. Therefore, this part of your request means nothing.

I would suggest you tell us what you are ACTUALLY trying to do as you are likely asking the wrong questions.

[Devil259]

Originally Posted by ConnorMcLeod fl0werD's code is the exact example of what you must NOT do.

Because of using client_PreThink