[xxxperts]

I was trying to learn something new stuff from [TUT] Bits, Bit-fields, and Bit-wise Operators made by Bugsy.

I don't know how much I learned but however I tried something like this.

PHP Code:

#include < amxmodx >
#include < amxmisc >

#define Mark(%1,%2)    (%1 |= (1<<(%2 & 31)));
#define Clear(%1,%2)    (%1 &= ~(1<<(%2 & 31)));
#define Check(%1,%2)    (%1 & (1<<(%2 & 31)));

new iTestBool;

public plugin_init( ) {
    
    register_plugin( "PLUGIN", "VERSION", "AUTHOR" );
    
    register_clcmd( "say /mark", "cmdMark" );
    register_clcmd( "say /check", "cmdCheck" );
    register_clcmd( "say /clear", "cmdClear" );
    
}

public cmdMark( index ) {
    
    Mark( iTestBool, index ); // line no. 22
    client_print( index, print_chat, "MARKED" );
    
}

public cmdCheck( index ) {
    
    if( Check( iTestBool, index ) ) { // line no. 29 
        
        client_print( index print_chat, "CHECKED SUCCESSFUL" )
    }
    
}

pubic cmdClear( index ) {
    
    Clear( iTestBool, index );
    client_print( index, print_chat, "CLEARED" );
    
} 


and got stuck here.

addons\amxmodx\scripting\help_code.sma(22) : error 036: empty statement
addons\amxmodx\scripting\help_code.sma(29) : error 001: expected token: ")", but found ";"
addons\amxmodx\scripting\help_code.sma(29) : error 036: empty statement
addons\amxmodx\scripting\help_code.sma(29) : error 029: invalid expression, assumed zero
addons\amxmodx\scripting\help_code.sma(29) : fatal error 107: too many error messages on one line

[xxxperts]

NOTE: Please move this thread to Scripting Help Section. Because I posted it in Wrong Section. My Mistake.

[klippy]

PHP Code:

#define Mark(%1,%2)    (%1 |= (1<<(%2 & 31)));
#define Clear(%1,%2)    (%1 &= ~(1<<(%2 & 31)));
#define Check(%1,%2)    (%1 & (1<<(%2 & 31))); 


There should be no semicolons at ends of these lines.

[xxxperts]

Originally Posted by KliPPy PHP Code: #define Mark(%1,%2)    (%1 |= (1<<(%2 & 31))); #define Clear(%1,%2)    (%1 &= ~(1<<(%2 & 31))); #define Check(%1,%2)    (%1 & (1<<(%2 & 31)));  There should be no semicolons at ends of these lines.

+ Thanks KliPPy

First i tried without semicolon and still I coudn't compile it.

But real problem was these

PHP Code:

client_print( index print_chat, "CHECKED SUCCESSFUL" ) 


I missed comma after index

[xxxperts]

Solved. Thanks to whoever moved thread to Scripting Section. _/\_