23.01.2012, 02:42
By seeing Public and Private functions, I guess there is a way for OOP. And if PAWN is not object oriented, why there is Private and Public?
No, object oriented programming isnt possible in PAWN. The best you can do is pseudo OOP through like macros. Please note that just because something highlights doesnt mean its a part of the language. There are far more "keywords" that highlight like "virtual", "explicit", "protected", etc. This is just because PAWNO uses C++ rules for highlighting.
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Thanks for sharing it. I did some research on implementing object oriented programming on PAWN watching some C Programming Language book. I am pretty sure it can be implemented. Not only OOP but keywords such as virtual, explicit, struct, protected, etc.
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