[Yashas]

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• Code
  
  Code:

  #if defined FILTERSCRIPT
  	public OnFilterScriptInit()
  	{
  	   	new idx = funcidx("OnPlayerCommandPerformed");
  	   	if(idx == -1)
  	   	{
  			#emit LOAD.S.alt  idx
  	   	}
  	}
  #else
  	public OnGameModeInit()
  	{
  		new idx = funcidx("OnPlayerCommandPerformed");
  	   	if(idx != -1)
  	   	{
  			#emit LOAD.S.alt  idx
  	   	}
  	}
  #endif

• Problem
  
  You get this error "error 017: undefined symbol "idx" though there is no error.
  
  If you are using a gamemode (it will give rise to an error in OnFilterscriptInit), then the compiler gives that error for the line "#emit LOAD.S.alt idx" which is inside OnFilterScriptInit.The compiler isn't supposed to check OnFilterScriptInit because #if defined FILTERSCRIPT will fail.The compiler ignores the "new idx" because the #if failed but it doesn't ignore "#emit LOAD.S.alt idx".
  
  The generalized version of this bug is that #emit code when placed inside #if is always added irrespective of the falsity of the condition given to #if.
  
  
• Solution:
  
  The solution here is to make idx a global variable and change your inline assembly so that it will work with global variable.