[MeDaKewlDude]

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Originally Posted by Kwarde But why would you use this GameTextForPlayerEx if you're not using the format parameters? However, as mentioned before, why using those global variables? I always use these (these were all tested ) pawn Код: #define SendMessage(%0,%1,%2,%3)            do{new smStr[128];format(smStr,128,%2,%3);SendClientMessage(%0,%1,smStr);}while(FALSE) #define GameTextForPlayerEx(%0,%1,%2,%3,%4) do{new gTFPE[150];format(gTFPE,150,%1,%4);GameTextForPlayer(%0,gTFPE,%2,%3);}while(FALSE) #define GameTextForAllEx(%0,%1,%2,%3)       do{new gTFA[150];format(gTFA,150,%0,%3);GameTextForAll(gTFA,%1,%2);}while(FALSE) stock bool:FALSE = false; I always use those variables inside the do{} stuff. WARNING: You cannot use these function things in a return statement thing. Example, this will not work: pawn Код: if (!IsPlayerConnected(id)) return SendMessage(playerid, 0xFF0000AA, "Playerid %d is not connected!", id); Why? Before PAWNO is going to compile your gamemode, it will first change these functions as how it is in the #define. So this code above actually will look like this: pawn Код: if (!IsPlayerConnected(id)) return do{new smStr[128];format(smStr,128,"Playerid %d is not connected!,id);SendClientMessage(playerid,0xFF0000AA,smStr);}while(FALSE) If you try to compile both these codes, you'll get the same errors (except when you don't define the SendMessage off course)

heres a version of all, that do support returns, and do support no parameters(and also includes a "SendMessageToAll").


Functions:

pawn Код:

GameTextForPlayerEx(playerid, string[], time, style, {Float,_}:...);
GameTextForAllEx(string[], time, style, {Float,_}:...);
SendMessage(playerid, color, message[], {Float,_}:...);
SendMessageToAll(color, message[], {Float,_}:...);

Code:

pawn Код:

#if !defined FMsg
    stock FMsg[400];
#endif

stock GameTextForPlayerEx(playerid,const string[],time,style)return GameTextForPlayer(playerid,string,time,style);
#define GameTextForPlayerEx(%0,%1,%2,%3,%4) format(FMsg, sizeof(FMsg),%1,%4), GameTextForPlayer(%0,FMsg,%2,%3)

stock GameTextForAllEx(const string[],time,style)return GameTextForAll(string,time,style);
#define GameTextForAllEx(%0,%1,%2,%3) format(FMsg, sizeof(FMsg),%0,%3), GameTextForAll(FMsg,%1,%2)

#define SendMessage(%0,%1,%2) format(FMsg, sizeof(FMsg), %2), SendClientMessage(%0,%1,FMsg)
#define SendMessageToAll(%0,%1) format(FMsg, sizeof(FMsg), %1), SendClientMessageToAll(%0,FMsg)