[bogdyuttzu]

PHP Code:

public pfn_keyvalue( ent )
{   
    static name[ 32 ], key[ 32 ], value[ 32 ], coin;
    copy_keyvalue( name, 31, key, 31, value, 31 ) 
    
    if( name[ 0 ] == 'i' && name[ 1 ] == 'n' && name[ 2 ] == 'f' && name[ 3 ] == 'o' && name[ 4 ] == '_' && name[ 5 ] == 'c' && name[ 6 ] == 'o' && name[ 7 ] == 'i' && name[ 8 ] == 'n' )
    {
        server_print( "%s %s", name, key)
    }
} 


info_coin origin
info_coin count
info_coin model
info_coin classname
info_coin origin
info_coin model
info_coin count
info_coin classname
info_coin origin
info_coin model
info_coin count
info_coin classname
info_coin origin
info_coin model
info_coin count

If you see count and model change their position.
Why the order is not respected ?
And another problem : the first entity doesn't have classname ? or the problem is at the latest entity ?

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by bogdyuttzu If you see count and model change their position. Why the order is not respected ?

The order in which the entities/keyvalues are loaded is irrelevant.

Originally Posted by bogdyuttzu And another problem : the first entity doesn't have classname ? or the problem is at the latest entity?

What are you talking about?