[^SmileY]

Hi, nice to see new natives on Amx Mod X 1.8.3-dev like:

enable_event(handle) & disable_event(handle) (used with register_event)

also

enable_logevent(handle) & disable_logevent(handle) (used with register_logevent)

I only suggesting to add more two natives:

bool:is_logevent_enabled(handle) also bool:is_event_enabled(handle) or a do better way.

Ps. Re-HLDS discussion is not allowed here

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by ^SmileY Ps. Re-HLDS discussion is not allowed here

Then you shouldn't mention it . . . because you just mentioned it, it becomes on-topic.

[^SmileY]

Originally Posted by fysiks Then you shouldn't mention it . . . because you just mentioned it, it becomes on-topic.

[klippy]

Keep track of your events. You already have an event ID as a variable once you register it, so when unregistering it just make it 0. That will actually be faster than doing a native call (trivially, but eh).

[^SmileY]

Originally Posted by KliPPy Keep track of your events. You already have an event ID as a variable once you register it, so when unregistering it just make it 0. That will actually be faster than doing a native call (trivially, but eh).

No i gues, the handle for event 'g_hEvent = register_event(...)' will not change when you disable/enable it ??

[Fr33m@n]

register_event just pass an integer as a return value.
So it's just an authentification number of the event.
I have no idea how it work, i didn't checked the code that much.
That mean if you set the value to 0, for sure disable and enable will have no effect on 0.

One main way i see to track this is using an independant global variable boolean just before or after you enable/disable an event.

[^SmileY]

Originally Posted by Fr33m@n register_event just pass an integer as a return value. So it's just an authentification number of the event. I have no idea how it work, i didn't checked the code that much. That mean if you set the value to 0, for sure disable and enable will have no effect on 0. One main way i see to track this is using an independant global variable boolean just before or after you enable/disable an event.

but if you use a global var, you still need to use a native on plugin. Since variable will be stored on amxx side.

i have sure that g_hNative = register_event(), if you changed g_hNative will not enable/disable it.

[klippy]

Just keep track of enabled status in a separate variable.

[Fr33m@n]

Originally Posted by KliPPy Just keep track of enabled status in a separate variable.

That what i said but i believe he didn't understand.