[GaGlets(R)]

Is it allowed to create public function before main() ? Does it change something?

[xRyder]

I think you're allowed to create it, don't see why would that change anything.

[Macluawn]

Off course you can create publics before main().
in includes sometimes callbacks are created also, and it works fine, doesnt it?

[Joe Staff]

I don't generally see a valid purpose for main. Anything done there can be done in OnGamemodeInit

[DRIFT_HUNTER]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SilentHuntR I don't generally see a valid purpose for main. Anything done there can be done in OnGamemodeInit

yeah but main is called before OnGameModeInit

[playbox12]

PAWN is based on C, main is for the compiler to know where the program starts, thats how I recall it.

[Donya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DRIFT_HUNTER yeah but main is called before OnGameModeInit

do a printf in main, it'll get called after ongamemodeinit

[Macluawn]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Donya do a printf in main, it'll get called after ongamemodeinit

Quote:

main() { //callbacks that are called at the start of the gamemode, "hidden" print("your text"); }

The text will be printed after gamemodeinit, because it will execute before print, in the main()

[xDeadlyBoy]

the order doesn't matter, if you will define OnGameModeInit before main, main stiil will be called first.
public functions called when an event happens. OnGameModeInit calls when the game mode loaded.

[iggy1]

Main is called AFTER OnGameModeInit.

pawn Код:

#include <a_samp>

main()
{
    print("MAIN");
}

public OnGameModeInit()
{
    print("INIT");
    return 1;
}

Its not the same as main in c++.