[Kreation]

Alright I got it, thanks fysiks.

[drekes]

i recently found some usefull tricks:

1. When you have to tab alot of lines at once, select them and press tab. They will all move 1 tab to the right.

2. When you have to tab alot of lines to the left, select them and press shift and tab. They will all move 1 tab to the left.

I find these usefull when you are fixing some indentions.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by drekes i recently found some usefull tricks: 1. When you have to tab alot of lines at once, select them and press tab. They will all move 1 tab to the right. 2. When you have to tab alot of lines to the left, select them and press shift and tab. They will all move 1 tab to the left. I find these usefull when you are fixing some indentions.

I've used this feature from day 1. You can also comment lines also with Ctrl+Q (toggles) of Ctrl+K (comments only).

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by drekes i recently found some usefull tricks: 1. When you have to tab alot of lines at once, select them and press tab. They will all move 1 tab to the right. 2. When you have to tab alot of lines to the left, select them and press shift and tab. They will all move 1 tab to the left. I find these usefull when you are fixing some indentions.

That's common in a lot of text editors (ones that are more advanced than standard notepad or wordpad).
That feature is in AMXX Studio (and I assume Pawn Studio as well), and some other editors I've used like Komodo Edit.

[drekes]

Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] That's common in a lot of text editors (ones that are more advanced than standard notepad or wordpad). That feature is in AMXX Studio (and I assume Pawn Studio as well), and some other editors I've used like Komodo Edit.

May sound stupid, but i didn't know that.

[drekes]

Is it possible with the generic compiling command, to make the .amxx file in 2 folders?

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by drekes Is it possible with the generic compiling command, to make the .amxx file in 2 folders?

Try this:

cmd /k ""C:\path\to\compiler\folder\amxxpc.exe" -o"C:\path\to\output\folder\$(NAME_PART).amxx" "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"&&copy "C:\path\to\output\folder\$(NAME_PART).amxx" "C:\path\to\output\folder2\$(NAME_PART).amxx""

[drekes]

well, i got this one, and it compiles the plugin and outputs in compiled folder, but doesn't copy. The compiler says it copied 1 file though. Did i do something wrong?

cmd /k ""C:\Users\Drekes\Documents\AMXX\amxxpc.exe" -o"C:\Users\Drekes\Documents\AMXX\compiled\$(NAME_PART).amxx" "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"&&copy "C:\Users\Drekes\Documents\AMXX\compiled\$(NAME_PART).amxx" "D:\games\Steam\steamapps\sven0007\counter-strike\cstrike\addons\amxmodx\plugins\$(NAME_PART).amxx""

[fysiks]

I tested it with this:

cmd /k ""C:\trashme\scripting\amxxpc.exe" -o"C:\trashme\other\$(NAME_PART).amxx" "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" && copy "C:\trashme\other\$(NAME_PART).amxx" "C:\trashme\plugins\$(NAME_PART).amxx""

and this:

cmd /k ""C:\trashme\scripting\amxxpc.exe" -o"C:\trashme\other\$(NAME_PART).amxx" "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" && copy "C:\trashme\other\$(NAME_PART).amxx" "Y:\test\$(NAME_PART).amxx""

And both work flawlessly.

The only thing that I changed (other than the file paths) was I put spaces around the &&

[drekes]

Found the problem, the path doesn't fit in the run thing. Any way to fix this?