settimer in a callback that uses player definition.

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settimer in a callback that uses player definition. - SapMan - 10.09.2018

If I use this, the function may not work or generate a bug? I already compile and it did not give me errors, I just want to know if it would give me some bug, or it will not be the right thing, or it is not a recommended way.
I have something like that:

PHP код:



TimerTest[MAX_PLAYERS];


public Test_One()

{

TimerTest[playerid] = SetTimer("Test_Two", 5000, false); //here I do not define the definition of the player

return 1;

}


public Test_Two(playerid) //definition of the player

{

//code

//Example: Player[playerid][Variable] = 1;

return 1;

}

Re: settimer in a callback that uses player definition. - Alteh - 10.09.2018

nothing will happen.

Re: settimer in a callback that uses player definition. - iHollyZinhO - 10.09.2018

It do not works, because there is a parameter missing.

Re: settimer in a callback that uses player definition. - Shinja - 10.09.2018

You need to forward the functions

You will get error undefined symbol (playerid) in Test_One
So you'd better use SetTimerEx

PHP код:



new TimerTest[MAX_PLAYERS]; 

forward Test_One(playerid);
public Test_One(playerid) 
{ 
TimerTest[playerid] = SetTimerEx("Test_Two", 5000, false, "i", playerid);
return 1; 
} 

forward Test_Two(playerid);
public Test_Two(playerid) 
{ 
//code 
//Example: Player[playerid][Variable] = 1; 
return 1; 
}