[Doddinger]

Hello samp-forum community,

I had some problems with curly brackets in the past. I read it also very often already, that people had to deal with these problems already.

I just created a tool for finding these curly bracket mistakes and I also tested it. It was really annoying for me to find these curly bracket mistakes. I found them relatively quickly because I know what I have done before etc. but it's better and easier if I use my little tool.

Example code (with the known problem):

Code:

if(ianduisnotme == 1)
{
    put some code in here
}
}

Example code (without the known problem):

Code:

if(ianduisnotme == 1)
{
    put some code in here
}

Code:

Y_Less suggestion:
How does it deal with code like:

Code:

#if A
    Func(a) {
#else
    Func(b) {
#endif


    }

It also deals with this code.

It also tells you if there's a mistake; for instance:

Code:

#if A
    Func(a) {
#else
    Func(b) //Mistake is here
#endif


    }

or

Code:

#if A
    Func(a) {
#else
    Func(b) //Mistake is here, missing opening bracket
#endif

    //Mistake here also, missing closing bracket

Code:

#if A
    Func(a) //Mistake here, missing closing bracket
#else
    Func(b) //Mistake is here, missing closing bracket
#endif
}

    }

Use:

Code:

perl syncor.pl -f <file.pwn>

Code:

DL-Link (v. 3): https://drive.******.com/open?id=1XmrkXe...ko5SEJ1qeA

What doesn't do the script? It doesn't tell you the kind of mistake! It's simply unecessary for you because you know how to script pawno right ?

Have fun and enjoy the future without doing a long long search for the curly bracket mistake!

-Doddinger

PS. If you have any suggestions, simply write them down and reply here.

[Doddinger]

I think that I put it in the wrong section. It was not a tutorial. Can a mod move it please to Tools?

[Doddinger]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Y_Less How does it deal with code like: Code: #if A Func(a) { #else Func(b) { #endif }

I didn't know about this kind of thing in pawno. Does it exist? If so then I would use another regex and I would add an extra block for it to check it so there won't be a mistake. My current code can't deal with it at the moment.
I always thought: If there's an opening bracket, then there must be a closing bracket.
Have to add it then. Thx Y_Less.

[Doddinger]

I'm away for now! I add it then (tomorrow for example). Just write your suggestions if you want!

[Doddinger]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Y_Less How does it deal with code like: Code: #if A Func(a) { #else Func(b) { #endif }

I updated it. I simply added two new cases.

Code:

https://drive.******.com/open?id=1XmrkXe...ko5SEJ1qeA

[Doddinger]

The script is fully useable now it can also deal with "Y_Less problem" which he tried to make. I'm sorry that I found the time today only and not earlier. I said that I would update it soon but I didn't have the time for it. I had it today. Have fun!