[ғαιιοцт]

what does 'native' do?
I know where it's used and I see it's always used to show all functions of an include

it's used like this:

Code:

native SetConsoleTextColor(Attributes);

so what does it do? does anything changes if I delete it?

[James_Alex]

yup
when u delete it, when you compile you get undefined symbol...
the native is used to find the symbol when we use a plugin functions

[Ignas1337]

yes, and pawno.exe reads them and adds them into the side panel from the include. you can use advantage of your own include-based functions like u create a funciton in an include and use native f(x) where f is your funciton and x is param. it would give you a nice listing for the include ;]

[yom]

As habitually, just open the Pawn manual, click on Functions/Native functions, and read! If you don't have a .pdf reader, i suggest you install Sumatra pdf.

[Ignas1337]

well, opera opens .pdf files just fine for me ;]

[yom]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Izanagi well, opera opens .pdf files just fine for me ;]

Unfortunately Chrome don't, yet.

[Ignas1337]

first, it is 'doesn't' and second, I see... well that's sad ;] anyway I have acrobat reader too just in case. it came with windows, so..

[ғαιιοцт]

thanks all

[yom]

Chrome can open pdf, but it need acrobat and it's plugin to be installed. Thanks for correcting me, i'm not english.

[Ignas1337]

wel, it can but with a plugin, which is not possesed by every and single chrome user ;]