[Konstantinos]

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Originally Posted by Kathleen Is it just me, or i have to update a thousand lines now and create over thousand variables just to make R40+ work.

That's why he provided regex examples so it will be easier. I converted each line myself manually and it only took a couple of minutes (literally 5 minutes for 10k lines and many mysql functions being called).

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Originally Posted by saffierr It's certainly not just you, I mean; this is harder than I thought it'd be, I do not comprehend somethings whilst I'm literally doing the same as described in the tutorial. Unless someone can help and/or convince me not to downgrade again to R39, I'm going to do it.

I'm not sure if the log system in R39-6 which now prints the query, it still does that for warnings. You can easily find the exact line (debug info) in R40+ and it supports multiple-statements which I like a lot. I'd still prefer to be up-to-date to my plugins and be ready for new features as well.


About the "over thousands variables", it's not like you cannot create a function similar to cache_num_rows and keep it the same style:

pawn Code:

cache_get_row_int(row_idx, column_idx)
{
    new retrieved_number;
    cache_get_value_index_int(row_idx, column_idx, retrieved_number);
    return retrieved_number;
}