[Coicatak]

Well I don't really understand how "static" remembers its old statment, why does it print "1 2 3" whereas j is set to 1 at each loop? (look at the last example) It should always be 1, shouldn't it?

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Originally Posted by SAMP Wiki static local A static local can be used in the same place as a local but doesn't forget it's old value, for example: pawn Код: MyFunc() {   static     var1 = 4;   printf("%d", var1);   {     // var1 still exists as this is a lower level     static       var2 = 8;     printf("%d %d", var1, var2);   }   // var2 no longer exists as this is a higher level } // var1 no longer exists That code will behave exactly the same as the new example, however this: pawn Код: for (new i = 0; i < 3; i++) {   static     j = 1;   printf("%d", j);   j++; } Код: Will print: 1 2 3 Because j is static so remembers it's old value.

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Originally Posted by SAMP Wiki break break breaks out of a loop, ending it prematurely: for (new a = 0; a < 10; a++) { if (a == 5) break; } This loop will go 6 times but code after the break will only be executed 5 times.

So if I do:

pawn Код:

for (new i=0; i<MAX_PLAYERS;i++
{
    if(IsPlayerConnected(i))
    {
       if(i == 45) break;
    }
}

The loop will stop as soon as it will reach the 45th player (or 46th?) right?
And then if I put return 1; somewhere, will it have the same effect as break or not?

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Thanks in advance.

[MenaceX^]

There is a whole huge guide about pawn language, I don't remember it's name but search for it, It helpsfull.

[Coicatak]

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Originally Posted by MenaceX^ There is a whole huge guide about pawn language, I don't remember it's name but search for it, It helpsfull.

You mean PAWN language guide on PAWNO site? Well I have searched but found nothing about what I want to know

[Marcel]

pawn-lang.pdf

[Coicatak]

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Originally Posted by Marcel pawn-lang.pdf

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Originally Posted by Coicatak Quote: Originally Posted by MenaceX^ There is a whole huge guide about pawn language, I don't remember it's name but search for it, It helpsfull. You mean PAWN language guide on PAWNO site? Well I have searched but found nothing about what I want to know

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[Google63]

First is because it has 'j++' that is same as 'j += 1' so every time it loop add 1 to variable 'j' - if that was your question
and second - return and break are NOT SAME as you can see.. BREAK - break/stop loop > and return - return what you want to...

Correct Me If I Am Wrong

[Finn]

This loop will stop when i is 45, so it means it stops at player id 45, which is 46th player, because 45 ids + id 0 = 46.

pawn Код:

for (new i=0; i<MAX_PLAYERS; i++)
{
    if(IsPlayerConnected(i))
    {
        if(i == 45) break;
    }
}

Break stops just the loop, return stops the whole function. In this example "YAY" will not be printed, but if you used break instead of return, "YAY" would be printed.

pawn Код:

main()
{
    for(new i; i < 20; i++)
    {
        printf("i = %d", i);
        if(i == 10) return 1;
    }
    print("YAY");
    return 1;
}

[Coicatak]

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Originally Posted by Finn This loop will stop when i is 45, so it means it stops at player id 45, which is 46th player, because 45 ids + id 0 = 46. pawn Код: for (new i=0; i<MAX_PLAYERS; i++) {     if(IsPlayerConnected(i))     {         if(i == 45) break;     } } Break stops just the loop, return stops the whole function. In this example "YAY" will not be printed, but if you used break instead of return, "YAY" would be printed. pawn Код: main() {     for(new i; i < 20; i++)     {         printf("i = %d", i);         if(i == 10) return 1;     }     print("YAY");     return 1; }

Ok, I understood, thanks dude.

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Originally Posted by ******63 First is because it has 'j++' that is same as 'j += 1' so every time it loop add 1 to variable 'j' - if that was your question

You're actually wrong, cause the j++ appears after the printf. But at each loop j is set to 1 and then increased ("j<3; j++") to 1 so j would be 1 then 2 then 1 then 2 then 1 for an infinite loop! (assuming new has the same effect than static)