[karaulov]

Code inside .inc

stock rm_base_plugin_id()
{
	static pluginid = -1;

	if (pluginid != -1)
	{	
		log_amx("USE STATIC! %d", pluginid);
		return pluginid;
	}
	
	new num_of_plugins = get_pluginsnum()
	for (new i = 0; i < num_of_plugins; ++i)
	{
		if (get_func_id("RM_RegisterPlugin",i) >= 0)
		{
			pluginid = i;
			break;
		}
	}
	
 	return pluginid;
}

I need cache pluginid value for speedup. But I can't see 'USE STATIC! ' message in console.

Why static not works as I need (like in c/c++ language)

[Celena Luna]

I think it should be

static pluginid; pluginid = -1;

Also you should printout pluginid when set pluginid = i to make sure it run though.

[Natsheh]

Why are you pre incrementing the variable i.

I can't remember if the 0 id is being Skipped but other than that everything seems fine.

Also luna declaration of a static variable with a starting constant value is valid.


So this is valid!

PHP Code:

static pluginid = -1; 


Also for the OP Try using server_print instead of log_amx and see if the thing is outputted, but make sure to call the function more than once.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Natsheh Why are you pre incrementing the variable i. I can't remember if the 0 id is being Skipped but other than that everything seems fine.

The i variable isn't being evaluated for use by other code in that expression (because it's alone) so the pre- and post-incrementing is not relevant and will make no difference.

[Napoleon_be]

Sounds like this block is never called

PHP Code:

if (get_func_id("RM_RegisterPlugin",i) >= 0)
{
    pluginid = i;
    break;
} 


As mentioned already, log it and check it.

[Natsheh]

Originally Posted by fysiks The i variable isn't being evaluated for use by other code in that expression (because it's alone) so the pre- and post-incrementing is not relevant and will make no difference.

oh i see.