[iKarim]

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Originally Posted by Dayrion Mhm.. It's not only for me, it's for working in group. We are few dev' so we need to work on the same file at the same time which is a problem. Modular programm seems to be a good way and why Pawn isn't good at modular programming?

Because PAWN is not object oriented, PAWN is simple, PAWN is outdated (the version SAMP uses is probably 10 years old), and more ..

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Originally Posted by Sew_Sumi Just because it didn't work for you, doesn't mean the rest of us can't make it work. As for being rude, what is rude is simply coming into a thread where he's asking about how to do it, and making out it's useless. It's a common method, and wouldn't you look at GL... That does it in a sense, so before you start taking things personally and make out that the response is rude, maybe you should check what's being done, before assuming that your failure is shared by the rest.

I didn't "fail", I've been testing PAWN limits for months now, and I'm saying there is no way to process with a REAL modular design, yeah you could shit yourself and make some files called "callbacks, commands, header" separate then include to main file, but this isn't modular. I'm not just a beginner scripter, it's just the language that lacks the required features to make it modular. Adding some hooks and functions in different files, isn't what Modular design is. Anyways, that's my last reply here, I've said what I wanted to.