11.12.2009, 18:24
The title says everything, make a script that detects the missing bracklets and say the line of the opening bracklet.
Good luck.
Good luck.
[IDEA] Missing bracklets detector
11.12.2009, 18:38
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Originally Posted by Finn
You must be kidding me.
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11.12.2009, 18:40
Not a script, but there are some scripting IDEs (pawno is one for example) that show you where brackets start and ends, and you can easily spot missing brackets.
"SA-MP Editor" has this feature. The problem is that it isn't very stable, but if you use it just for this, you are good.
Here is the download link:
http://files.uploadffs.com/6/6239693d/samp_editor.rar
"SA-MP Editor" has this feature. The problem is that it isn't very stable, but if you use it just for this, you are good.
Here is the download link:
http://files.uploadffs.com/6/6239693d/samp_editor.rar
11.12.2009, 19:45
Some ways of detecting this that I have used.
1. Uncrustify, finds the exact location of all bracket errors. Came real helpful to me.
2. Renaming a copy of the script to ***.pawn and compiling with the pawn compiler. Many "pawno compiler crash" bugs only crash with the pawno compiler, but show you the location of the error in Pawn.
1. Uncrustify, finds the exact location of all bracket errors. Came real helpful to me.
2. Renaming a copy of the script to ***.pawn and compiling with the pawn compiler. Many "pawno compiler crash" bugs only crash with the pawno compiler, but show you the location of the error in Pawn.
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