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Quote:

Originally Posted by Christian7073 you can use #pragma tabsize 0

Quote:

Originally Posted by sonnkz i in this problem use #pragma tabsize 0 and solved problems with Loose identation

Fix this, then:

Code:

#include <a_samp>

public OnFilterScriptInit()
{
new iVar, iVar2, iVar3;
//some magical way of assigning data to the variables from any sort of input
if(iVar == iVar2)
{
if(iVar2 == iVar3)
{
if(iVar == iVar3)
{
print("they're all equal!");
}
}
}
}
}

From that I can't see what's wrong (although I do know what's wrong obviously). However, from this:

Code:

#include <a_samp>

public OnFilterScriptInit()
{
	new iVar, iVar2, iVar3;
	//some magical way of assigning data to the variables from any sort of input
	if(iVar == iVar2)
	{
		if(iVar2 == iVar3)
		{
			if(iVar == iVar3)
			{
				print("they're all equal!");
			}
		}
	}
	}
}

That is exactly why you should indent rather than using your #pragma tabsize directive. (It's also why I refuse to help people with ridiculous indentation)

On topic - this is a good tutorial, but some people are too ignorant to listen because "the #pragma tabsize exists so we don't need this lololol"...