[Gooday]

i got #define <zcmd>

but:

i got a error message "Cannot read the file ZCMD or something..." please help +REP

[array13]

Add the include zcmd on pawn/include directory.

[Jakku]

• Do you have zcmd.inc in your pawno/includes folder?
• If you are using the PAWNO from another directory = won't work

[Gooday]

yes, i got it but it wont work

[§с†¶e®РµРe]

Well most likely the problem is that you might be having more than 1 server and when you open the .pwn it opens with another server's pawno.exe and that server doesn't have zcmd.In short first open pawn from your server directory choose File>Open and open your pwn and compile....

[Jakku]

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Originally Posted by §с†¶e®РµРe Well most likely the problem is that you might be having more than 1 server and when you open the .pwn it opens with another server's pawno.exe and that server doesn't have zcmd.In short first open pawn from your server directory choose File>Open and open your pwn and compile....

That's exactly what I meant. Quess how many times I have been wondering why something does not work due to I'm using a wrong compiler

[RoleplayEditor]

Well use as the above guys told or try

pawn Code:

#include <zcmd>

[§с†¶e®РµРe]

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Originally Posted by Jakku That's exactly what I meant. Quess how many times I have been wondering why something does not work due to I'm using a wrong compiler

Same with me

[suhrab_mujeeb]

Quote:

Originally Posted by array13 Add the include zcmd on pawn/include directory.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jakku Do you have zcmd.inc in your pawno/includes folder? If you are using the PAWNO from another directory = won't work

It's a shame compared to the number of your posts. You don't even understand the difference between include and define -.-

[Jakku]

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Originally Posted by suhrab_mujeeb It's a shame compared to the number of your posts. You don't even understand the difference between include and define -.-

Oh my lord, of course I do. Some users just don't understand that it would be much appreciated if they used [pawn] tags around their code. That's why I didn't notice it