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sscanf and sscanf2 - Vytixz - 14.04.2013
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Re: sscanf and sscanf2 - HurtLocker - 14.04.2013
sscanf2.inc is the include. sscanf.dll is the plugin. Think and act.
Re: sscanf and sscanf2 - Vytixz - 14.04.2013
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Re: sscanf and sscanf2 - Ash. - 14.04.2013
I'm not too sure on this, but as far as I'm aware scripts that used the PAWN version of sscanf should work with the plugin version too.
If it's causing serious issues, I suppose you could rename the PAWN sscanf function to something like "sscanf_irc" and rename all 'sscanf' uses in your IRC system, but that would be with extreme caution.
Re: sscanf and sscanf2 - richardcor91 - 15.04.2013
Why you need sscanf for a script and sscanf2 for another? What is the difference?
I believe if you use "#include <sscanf2>" in both scripts you will fix the problem.