[organe.]

from stock change to static ?

[BiosMarcel]

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Originally Posted by organe. from stock change to static ?

that wasn't the threads message ...

[iKarim]

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Originally Posted by organe. from stock change to static ?

You shouldn't use "stock" without a valid reason to do so, instead of writing functions like that:

PHP Code:

stock someFunction( foo, Float: bar ) 


Write like that without the stock keyword:

PHP Code:

someFunction( foo, Float: bar ) 


[Kwarde]

Bumping this because this should always be up.

[[FMJ]PowerSurge]

So what's your reasoning for this?

Yeah, it's not required, but it suppresses errors and is not added to the compiled code if it's never called.

If I'm writing a large script with many functions, and I add to the bottom,

PHP Code:

stock CheckPlayerStats(iPlayerID) {
    // do something
} 


I can leave it there without using the function yet and it won't be compiled into the amx, but it's already written for when I do come to use it.

If I remove the 'stock' as you suggest, then I'll get an "unused" warning until I do use it, and it gets compiled into the amx regardless of whether I reference the function or not, thus potentially wasting space.

A 'stock' function does not have the potential to waste space the way a plain function does.