Quote:
Originally Posted by TonyII
Thanks, that removed the error, but left me off with 2 warnings.
pawn Code:
strcat(qry1,"CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `users` ( \
`id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, \
`name` varchar(24) NOT NULL, \
`pass` varchar(129) NOT NULL, \
`health` float NOT NULL, \
`X` float NOT NULL, \
`Y` float NOT NULL, \
`Z` float NOT NULL, \
`A` float NOT NULL, "); // warning 217: loose indentation
strcat(qry1,"`interior` int(2) NOT NULL, \
`vw` int(11) NOT NULL, \
`skin` int(3) NOT NULL, \
`banned` int(3) NOT NULL, \
`primary` int(3) NOT NULL, \
`primaryammo` int(5) NOT NULL, \
`secondary` int(3) NOT NULL, \
`secondaryammo` int(5) NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (`id`))");
mysql_function_query(g_Handle, qry1, false, "SendQuery", ""); // warning 217: loose indentation
EDIT: After compiling it the second time the warnings dissapeard, thanks again. |
naturaly,
code indentation only causes warnings (ppls tend to ignore them)
but it's important for you too that the code looks... proper..
i mean you spot mistakes faster cuz the code looks clear
Allman style is good for a clear view of your code (i use it myself)
