| closedif(task_exists(something)) |
| Started by Dr.G on 02-08-2009, 08:46 AM |
Dr.G
Threads: 75
Joined: Nov 2007
can someone explain to how task_exists and remove_task works? i dont get it... Please show me with this exsample:rnrnrn
/* Plugin generated by AMXX-Studio */rn////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////rn#include <amxmodx>rn#include <amxmisc>rn#include <hamsandwich>rn////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////rn#define PLUGIN "task thing"rn#define VERSION "1.0"rn#define AUTHOR "Dr.G"rn////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////rnpublic plugin_init() rn{rn register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)rn rn RegisterHam(Ham_Spawn,"player","reset_task",1)rn rn register_clcmd("say /settask","SetaTaskOnMe")rn rn}rn////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////rnpublic reset_task(id)rn{rn if(is_user_alive(id) && is_user_connected(id) && get_user_team(id))rn {rn //REMOVE TASK HERE BUT HOWrn }rn return HAM_IGNOREDrn}rn////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////rnpublic SetaTaskOnMe(id)rn{rn set_task(10.0,"ChatSpamScripterNoob",id,_,_,"b")rn return PLUGIN_CONTINUErn}rn////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////rnpublic ChatSpamScripterNoob(id)rn{rn client_print(id,print_chat,"haha u cant remove this shit now")rn return PLUGIN_CONTINUErn}rn////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
dodsynthetic
Threads: 15
Joined: Mar 2007
Basically in the reset_task function, You would do something like this:rnrn
rnif(task_exists(id)) // Check if a task that was created with this ID existsrn{rn remove_task(id) // Remove a task that has this IDrn}rnThreads: 75
Joined: Nov 2007
Thanks so if i do like that all tasks(lets say there are more then one) on that id will be removed? its just cuz ive seen so many times something like:rnrn
#define EFFECT_TASK 21198rnrnif(task_exists(EFFECT_TASK+id))rn remove_task(EFFECT_TASK+id)
diamond-optic
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Joined: May 2005
well if you are using lets say the client id as the task id, and you going to have the possibility of more then one task running with that id but only want to stop for example one of those tasks at a specific time but let the rest stay, remove_task(id) would remove them all.. but using a define set to some random number (and a different define and value for each different task) + the id value, you will have a unique id for each of the different tasks..nnthe only problem with that then is the id passed to the function called in the set_task will have to have the define subtracted from it to get the proper client id (or you could pass it in an array as a parameter of the set_task native)nni just got home from work after several nights of drinking whiskey.. so i might very well have fucked that all up haha
Dr.G
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Joined: Nov 2007
haha ok well it starts clicking to me i think lol... so u can just say that u do the define to keep track of more then one task on a id, right? The exsample:rnrn
#define EFFECT_TASK 21198 Threads: 103
Joined: May 2005
well pretty much just a random number lol
Dr.G
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Joined: Nov 2007
hahaha ok, Thank you Uber G33ks :D