[GsiX]

quick question...

PHP Code:

public Action:Timer_Repeat(Handle:timer, any:client)      <-------------- repeat timer
{
    // filter
    {
        // filter
        {    
            // statement
            CreateTimer(0.1, Bla, client);      <--------------
        }
        CreateTimer(0.2, someBla, client);      <--------------
    }
    return Plugin_Stop;
} 


As u can see my code above, if i put statement "return Plugin_Stop" on the bottom, is the "CreateTimer" still will be executed or there is some other effect or consequences i should know? Dont link me to the tutorial, already read those many times but in real practice (i saw on most plugin maker) got me confused.

[Odecey]

Returning Plugin_Stop will make the timer cease. In the example you gave, what the return value is is irrelevant to the execution of the CreateTimer calls.

[Impact123]

Plugin_Stop will close the timer which is associated with the callback, the other 2 timers remain untouched.
Hope that answers your question.

Yours sincerely
Impact

[JackieChan]

The timers will still get created. Only "public Action:Timer_Repeat" will be effected by the "return Plugin_Stop".

*edit
Damn, I'm slow, lol.

[GsiX]

PHP Code:

TimerAny = CreateTimer(1.0, Timer_Repeat, client, TIMER_REPEAT)    <-------------- Treminated

public Action:Timer_Repeat(Handle:timer, any:client)
{
    // filter
    {
        CreateTimer(0.2, someBla, client);
    }
    return Plugin_Stop;                                <-------------- Terminated by this
} 


so the CreateTimer will be executed while my timer repeat (TimerAny) will be terminated.

[TnTSCS]

Originally Posted by GsiX quick question... PHP Code: public Action:Timer_Repeat(Handle:timer, any:client)      <-------------- repeat timer {     // filter     {         // filter         {                 // statement             CreateTimer(0.1, Bla, client);     // <--This will get created if filter 1 & 2 pass         }         CreateTimer(0.2, someBla, client);    //  <--This will get created if filter 1 passes     }     return Plugin_Stop; <-- This will stop the repeating timer on the first execution         // If you want to keep the repeating timer running, put a 'return Plugin_Continue' up with one of those filters...          // then only if the 1st filter is false will this timer cease }  As u can see my code above, if i put statement "return Plugin_Stop" on the bottom, is the "CreateTimer" still will be executed or there is some other effect or consequences i should know? Dont link me to the tutorial, already read those many times but in real practice (i saw on most plugin maker) got me confused.

See my comments edited in your quote

[GsiX]

Originally Posted by TnTSCS See my comments edited in your quote

Thanks... that was awesome explanation.