[Joe Staff]

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Originally Posted by Y_Less No, what you're saying is that SA-MP should write an intelligent server than can guess when you've made a mistake in your code and correct it for you automatically. As far as the server is concerned you created one text draw then destroyed it - it is doing EXACTLY what you told it to and there are NO bugs here! A better idea is to properly test your code and remove any bugs, especially as there is no guarantee that ANY TD will be TD zero if say a filterscript has already made one, so you have no way of knowing in advance whether to use your "Ex" function or not. Here is a better idea: Don't initialise all your variables to a valid Text Draw ID, set them to -1 instead!

Or... SAMP team just makes it so ID 0 isn't deleted when it's not the intended target, whether either (ID '0' or the intended target) exists or not.

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Originally Posted by Tee If the textdraw ID is more than 0 that means it HAS to be created therefore it does take into consideration that textdraws that haven't been created, can't be deleted.

Textdraw variables aren't set to 0 when a textdraw is destroyed.

pawn Code:

new Text:text=TextDrawCreate(0,0," "); //ID 5, for example's sake
TextDrawDestroy(text); //ID 5 Destroyed
printf("%d",_:text); //Still prints 5, so...
TextDrawDestroy(text); //attempts to destroy ID 5 again