[JaKe Elite]

I was working a CreateObject counting system,
suddenly it always shows the total of create object is 397
even i remove one or more than 2 createobject it still shows as 397.

code

pawn Код:

new objects = 0;

#if defined _CreateObject
    #undef CreateObject
#endif
#define CreateObject x_CreateObject

x_CreateObject(modelid, Float:X, Float:Y, Float:Z, Float:rX, Float:rY, Float:rZ, Float:DrawDistance = 0.0)
{
    objects++;
    CreateObject(modelid, X, Y, Z, rX, rY, rZ, DrawDistance);
}

main()
{
        printf("Total of Server Objects created: %d", objects);
}

[JaKe Elite]

Bump.

[SEnergy]

print is a little bit bugged if I can say that, I've tried to do several debugs with print too and it was giving me always the same number, you have to do it with sendclientmessage and command

[RelaxCafe]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SEnergy print is a little bit bugged if I can say that, I've tried to do several debugs with print too and it was giving me always the same number, you have to do it with sendclientmessage and command

What bunch of BS. Anyways.. printf works great. The way you are using it, there is no problem for it to not work. Now Romel, why don't you put this: "printf("Total of Server Objects created: %d", objects);" One line after all the objects are created? That's the best way for it to work though because I have no idea where you actually are creating those objects.. And main() gets called before anything else. So that's why the number is doesn't change. Well, shouldn't the number be zero at least? Maybe it has got some unused value in the memory, but I don't think that is the case because you actually put the value to it.

[SEnergy]

Quote:

Originally Posted by RelaxCafe What bunch of BS. Anyways.. printf works great. The way you are using it, there is no problem for it to not work. Now Romel, why don't you put this: "printf("Total of Server Objects created: %d", objects);" One line after all the objects are created? That's the best way for it to work though because I have no idea where you actually are creating those objects.. And main() gets called before anything else. So that's why the number is doesn't change. Well, shouldn't the number be zero at least? Maybe it has got some unused value in the memory, but I don't think that is the case because you actually put the value to it.

I'm just saying what problem I encountered, it was always saying 0 even when I called that variable ingame it was higher

[Misiur]

But it doesn't mean it's bugged. It's one of the most important native debugging tools

[leonardo1434]

main is one of the first things to be loaded, i guess even before the ongamemodeinit, so, this might be the problem.

test it in the end of the callback ongamemodeinit. may solve it.

[JaKe Elite]

Now it won't show up.