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 Last edited by EvaBaka; 15/03/2018 at 06:39 PM.
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		It's a Rust library allows you to write plugins in Rust.
Features
Hides most of type coercion. You don't need make a cell type as a String or other things yourself.
Macros:
Define a native function.
Hides arguments parsing inside the macro.
All you need are to define a method function_name in your new plugin with given arguments.
Call natives and public functions.
Documentation and examples
Here is documentation and there is an example plugin (Memcached library) and here is a more simple example.
Repository
https://github.com/ZOTTCE/samp-sdk
Ask your questions and more popular will be in wiki on GitHub.
	
	
	
Features
Hides most of type coercion. You don't need make a cell type as a String or other things yourself.
Macros:
- new_plugin! that defines a plugin and exports functions.
- define_native! defines a native and parses arguments.
- log! calls logprinft funciton.
- natives! makes a vec of your natives.
- get_string! and get_array! convert pointers to a slice or a String.
- set_string! sets a string to an AMX by a physical address.
Code:
struct Plugin {
    version: &'static str,
    amx_count: u32,
}
impl Plugin {
    fn load(&self) -> bool {
        log!("Plugin is loaded. Version: {}", self.version);
        return true;
    }
    fn amx_load(&mut self, amx: &AMX) -> Cell {
        let natives = natives![
            { "MyFunction", my_function }
        ];
        match amx.register(natives) {
            Ok(_) => log!("Natives are successful loaded"),
            Err(err) => log!("Whoops, there is an error {:?}", err),
        }
        self.amx_count += 1;
        AMX_ERR_NONE
    }
    fn amx_unload(&mut self, _: &AMX) -> Cell {
        self.amx_count -= 1;
        AMX_ERR_NONE
    }
    fn my_function(&self, _amx: &AMX, player_id: i32) -> AmxResult<Cell> {
        Ok(-player_id)
    }
}
impl Default for Plugin {
    fn default() -> Self {
        Plugin {
            version: "0.1",
            amx_count: 0,
        }
    }
}
new_plugin!(Plugin);
// Also you can make a plugin with ProcessTick support.
new_plugin!(Plugin with process_tick)
Hides arguments parsing inside the macro.
All you need are to define a method function_name in your new plugin with given arguments.
Code:
// native: FunctionName(int_arg, &float_arg); define_native!(function_name, int_arg: i32, float_ref_arg: ref f32); // native: WithoutArguments(); define_native(function_name);
Code:
// Broadcast to all subscribers that a user have changed his name.
fn notify(&self, amx: AMX, player_id: u32, old_name: String, new_name: String) -> AmxResult<Cell> {
    exec_public!(amx, "OnPlayerNameChanged"; player_id, old_name => string, new_name => string) 
}
Here is documentation and there is an example plugin (Memcached library) and here is a more simple example.
Repository
https://github.com/ZOTTCE/samp-sdk
Ask your questions and more popular will be in wiki on GitHub.








 
	

 
	

