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(11-02-2011, 16:35)OrangePL Wrote: [ -> ]

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dont use php tags, use [ code] instead

yeah, you can use self but you need to add #include from file like _rank. (if this is what you meant, explain what do you mean by that )

to use variables, do it like that

Code:

giveweapon(weapon)
{
self giveweapon(weapon);
}

and call it like this

Code:

self thread giveweapon(onemanarmy_mp);

thats all,

(11-02-2011, 16:37)iAegle Wrote: [ -> ]

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If you use

Code:

self thread blabla::function()

then "self" will be "self" in your function aswell (I hope you understand)

for example in some files you will find this:

Code:

onPlayerConnected()
{
    while( true )
    {
        level waittill( "connecting", player );
        player thread onPlayerSpawned();
    }
}

onPlayerSpawned()
{
    self endon( "disconnect" );
    for( ;; )
    {
        self waittill( "spawned_player" );
    }
}

the "player" in onPlayerConnected is obviously a player and "onPlayerSpawned" is called from the player so the variable "self" in onPlayerSpawned is that player. Now if I call a function after the player spawned:

Code:

self waittill( "spawned_player" );
self doMyFunction();

then in "doMyFunction" the variable "self" will be the same player as the player in "onPlayerSpawned" and "onPlayerConnect"