[theYiin]

I would like to do some "clever" but pretty easy macros, to initiate variables from all includes, and then after all variables are collected, define functions.

for example:

Player.pwn:

pawn Код:

#if defined INIT_VARIABLES

enum ePlayer{ pa, pb, pc };
new player[MAX_PLAYERS][ePlayer];

#else

stock LoadPlayer(playerid) { return 1; }
stock PlayerHaveJob(playerid) { return player[playerid][pa]; }
#endif

Jobs.pwn:

pawn Код:

#if defined INIT_VARIABLES

enum eJobsList { ja, jb, jc };
new jobs[eJobsList];

#else

stock HirePlayer(playerid, jobid)
{
    if(!PlayerHaveJob(playerid) && player[playerid][pb])
        player[playerid][pa] = jobid;
}
#endif

Includes.pwn:

pawn Код:

#include "Player.pwn"
#include "Jobs.pwn"

Main.h:

pawn Код:

#include <a_samp>
#define INIT_VARIABLES
#include "Includes.pwn"

Main.pwn:

pawn Код:

#include "Main.h"
#undef INIT_VARIABLES
#include "Includes.pwn" // this is not called
main(){}

[Nero_3D]

use #undef _inc_filename at the beginning of each file you want to include more as once like #undef _inc_main or #undef _inc_includes

although I dont see a reason here to do that

[theYiin]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nero_3D use #undef _inc_filename at the beginning of each file you want to include more as once like #undef _inc_main or #undef _inc_includes although I dont see a reason here to do that

found solution, come here to say that and found you message thx anyway

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