[davve95]

Hi!


Is there a good book to learn Pawn, a easy one??... Have never seen Pawn books.

Thanks for help!

[skullmuncher1337]

nope, no books, just www.******.com

[davve95]

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Originally Posted by skullmuncher1337 nope, no books, just www.******.com

Okay thank you

[Finn]

Yes, print all threads made by ****** and read them through.

[Issam]

Here you go.

[Phanto90]

Ahm just look at the language guide...

http://www.compuphase.com/pawn/Pawn_Language_Guide.pdf

And for more knowledge also the implementer's guide

http://www.compuphase.com/pawn/Pawn_...nter_Guide.pdf

Nothing more is needed, except knowing sa:mp functions to work with sa:mp servers

[davve95]

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Originally Posted by Finn Yes, print all threads made by ****** and read them through.

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Originally Posted by Issam Here you go.

Finn good idea! im gonna do that .

Issam: They aren't scripting huh?

Thanks to both

[Issam]

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Originally Posted by davve95 Finn good idea! im gonna do that . Issam: They aren't scripting huh? Thanks to both

I Know right.. and thats the point of the joke

[Pghpunkid]

Make yourself a reference manual like i did back in 0.2.2. Go through the functions, callbacks, and IDs on the wiki, copy and paste them to a document, and print it, put it into a binder. It will help you while traveling, learning, or when you randomly lose internet access.

[Kevin_William]

Libraries can also have books for beginners on different computer languages such as Java, C++ and so on. They also can have a site where you can check what books you have online.

Samp also offers pawn tutorials but I think you need basic computer knowledge before you can understand those. Like what if statements are and such.