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First of all forgive me with making double topics when the last one is pretty much unsolved yet.

I tried using a loop with "for" and then put another code down there, but after the loop finishes the code below the loop sometimes can't be executed.

What I meant maybe is well-explained by an example :

pawn Код:

for(new i = 1; i <= 20; i++)
{
      // do something in here
}
SendClientMessage(playerid, WHITE, "asd");

Note that this is only an example.
With this code, the SendClientMessage won't be executed. Am I doing the loop wrong, or is there another reason why this happens often?
Thanks in advance.

[LetsOWN[PL]]

You tried to put this [pawn]SendClientMessage(playerid, WHITE, "asd");[/quote] above this "for"?

[Macluawn]

it depends on what sort of code you use in the loop.

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Originally Posted by LetsOWN[PL] You tried to put this [pawn]SendClientMessage(playerid, WHITE, "asd");above this "for"?

This is just an example. In my real code I used some ini system to load a few files containing a few similar datas needed for the code below, and it won't work sadly.

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Originally Posted by Macluawn it depends on what sort of code you use in the loop.

Such as?
I'm actually using Double-O-Files inside the loop, how does it affect the loop?

[Macluawn]

check if the array, in which you are saving data, is large enough to contain the values.

[[HiC]TheKiller]

You are most probably returning a value during that loop which is causing anything after it, not to be parsed.

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Originally Posted by Macluawn check if the array, in which you are saving data, is large enough to contain the values.

All of them are integers actually.

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Originally Posted by [HiC]TheKiller You are most probably returning a value during that loop which is causing anything after it, not to be parsed.

I'm not sure about this, though I did deleted return 1 and it still won't work.
DOF has also OnParseFile which I'm not using. Prefer using the same techniques as dini.
More explanation?

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Originally Posted by ****** That's not what they asked - the fact that you are using "<=" rather than "<" leads me to believe this may well be the problem. Check your indexes.

Oh my goodness, this really solved all the problems!
Thanks so much everybody!