[swiftyrus]

So, in the old thread I understood about defining player vars with dot (e.g. Player.Name instead of Player[playerid][Name]). A new question is about defining functions...
For example, we have a standard function, standard callback and one custom function:

Код:

public OnPlayerConnect(playerid)
{
 SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "Hello!"); //it will be our standard function
}

SetPlayerSomeStuff(playerid) //custom function
{
 SomeFunc();
 SomeFuncElse();
}

I want to write it like (in some place I've also define 'event' (public) and 'player' (playerid)):

Код:

event player.connect()
{
 player.sendMessage(-1, "Hello!");
}

player.setSomeStuff()
{
 SomeFunc();
 SomeFuncElse();
}

It will be good if someone explain me how to make define like that. I mean.. em.. something like that:

Код:

#define %0.connect() OnPlayerConnect(%0)

Thanks.

[Vince]

Pawn is not an OO language and I don't think it's wise to pretend that it is. You're only making things more difficult for yourself and others reading your code.

[swiftyrus]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vince Pawn is not an OO language and I don't think it's wise to pretend that it is. You're only making things more difficult for yourself and others reading your code.

I know, but I want to try. I have no plans to release my code to the public.

I have a strict source code structure and I will not have the problems with reading my code.

[rappy93]

What do you want to try exactly since PAWN is not object oriented? Its like saying you know that your car is limited to 50km/h and yet you want it to go 100km/h. Not sure if the best example but this is what I came up with on the spot xD.

[swiftyrus]

Quote:

Originally Posted by rappy93 What do you want to try exactly since PAWN is not object oriented?

I want to.. imitate classes, I guess, nothing more. I described this in the examples.

[MP2]

Quote:

Originally Posted by rappy93 What do you want to try exactly since PAWN is not object oriented? Its like saying you know that your car is limited to 50km/h and yet you want it to go 100km/h. Not sure if the best example but this is what I came up with on the spot xD.

More accurately, it's like a car that goes 50km/h and you paint 100km/h on the speedo and pretend you're going faster. It's stupid and pointless.

[Kaliber]

It's not perfect...but you can do it like that:

PHP код:

#define event public
#define connect() OnPlayerConnect(playerid)
#define player.sendMessage(%0) SendClientMessage(playerid,%0)
#define func stock
event connect()
{
     player.sendMessage(-1, "Hello!");
}
func setSomeStuff()
{
    return 1;
} 


[swiftyrus]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kaliber It's not perfect...but you can do it like that: PHP код: #define event public #define connect() OnPlayerConnect(playerid) #define player.sendMessage(%0) SendClientMessage(playerid,%0) #define func stock event connect() {      player.sendMessage(-1, "Hello!"); } func setSomeStuff() {     return 1; }

Yeah, you understood me, thank you, I will be modify this for myself.