[Darrenr]

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Originally Posted by Freezo Today i learned that when you declare a stock or a function like : Код: stock printf.one() { } The compiler doesn't manage that, well because of the point '.', and it gives an error of "Undefined symbol", but how can we fix that? Well its really simple. First, we will need to declare a define the define will basically replace the real one. Take a look: Код: #define printf. _replace_ Код: stock printf.one() { } stock printf.two() { } stock printf.three() { } What did i do? Well simply i create a define that replace the printf with _replace_ which the compiler will read it like this: Код: stock _replace_one() {} stock _replace_two() {} stock _replace_three {} Done. Edit: i didn't tough that its something made before: Here

does giving a point (like "printf.one") benefit the code? Or isit a naming preference?