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Originally Posted by RyDeR` As far as I understood, you want to store all data you read from line 'x'? Possible. Even very simple.

No, not read or execute or store a specific line or anything like that. But get the actual line number of the script where this function is.
Like so:

pawn Код:

//Start of the file, Line 1.
main () //Line 2
{ // Line 3
// Line 4
} // Line 5
// Line 6
PrintCurrentLine() // Line 7
{ // Line 8
    return printf("Current Line: %i", GetScriptLine()); //Line 9, prints to console: "Current Line: 9"
} // Line 10

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Originally Posted by Jochemd It's impossible. Nothing else.

You 100% sure? It is possible, that it's impossible (lol), but it's also possible that there might just be a way, just noone really uses it, so a few know about it.

If there is such a thing it is probably not a function, but some kind of instruction for compiler.
There is a Directive "#line" available. But this is what the wiki says about it:

Код:

#line

This is another mostly useless directive like #file. It just specifies the current line number if you feel the need to change it.

And that is not really it. But it's kinda close...