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Originally Posted by RyDeR` I don't understand why you guys repost the corrected code by me over and over with different ways of spacing, tabbing. What's the point of this? For me the code without { } looks ugly. That's how I am. I don't care how anyone else is feeling about this.

How does the appearance of code have any relevance to coding, at all?

Tab-spacing is very useful for reading your own code and organizing it, but this isn't a fashion contest, it's quite the inverse.

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Count the amount of control characters in a string.
Use this function to count the amount of control characters found in a string (null-terminators exempt), by specifying the character type and the string name.

Usage: countControlCharacters('r', "\rfffff\r");

Returns amount of characters found with the specified type.

pawn Код:

stock countControlCharacters(character, inSz[]) {
    new
        ccCount;

    switch(character) {
        case 'n': {
            for(new it = 0; it < strlen(inSz); it++) {
                if(inSz[it] == '\n') ccCount++;
            }
        }
        case 'r': {
            for(new it = 0; it < strlen(inSz); it++) {
                if(inSz[it] == '\r') ccCount++;
            }
        }
        case 't': {
            for(new it = 0; it < strlen(inSz); it++) {
                if(inSz[it] == '\t') ccCount++;
            }
        }
        default: {
            print("Critical error: Type undefined for countControlCharacters.");
        }
    }


    return ccCount;
}

I wouldn't really call this useful, but I wanted to release some kind of generic function.