Talk:Creating A Simple Administration FilterScript
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Point of defining filterscript?
What's the point of using #if defined FILTERSCRIPT?
It serves really no use when starting from a blank file (not the new.pwn). Filterscripts will work without this line as well.
--Vince 22:31, 30 July 2010 (CEST)
Undefined num_hash
Please help me! I've followed all this steps, but I have 3 Errors in PAWNO:
E:\ALEX'S~1\GTASAN~1\SAMPSE~1\FILTER~1\admin.pwn(113) : error 017: undefined symbol "num_hash" E:\ALEX'S~1\GTASAN~1\SAMPSE~1\FILTER~1\admin.pwn(133) : error 017: undefined symbol "num_hash" E:\ALEX'S~1\GTASAN~1\SAMPSE~1\FILTER~1\admin.pwn(176) : error 017: undefined symbol "num_hash" Pawn compiler 3.2.3664 Copyright (c) 1997-2006, ITB CompuPhase 3 Errors.
Please help me fast!
Weirdosport: you need to add #include <dutils> at the top (you must also download dutils)
gCommands and gSettings
Problem:
C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(33) : error 017: undefined symbol "gSettings" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(34) : error 017: undefined symbol "gSettings" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(35) : error 017: undefined symbol "gSettings" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(36) : error 017: undefined symbol "gSettings" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(37) : error 017: undefined symbol "gSettings" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(67) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(68) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(69) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(70) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(71) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(72) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(73) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(74) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(75) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(76) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(77) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(78) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(79) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(80) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(81) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(82) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(83) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(84) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(85) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(86) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" C:\GTA-SA MP\Server\filterscripts\Admin.pwn(87) : error 017: undefined symbol "gCommands" Compilation aborted.Pawn compiler 3.2.3664 Copyright (c) 1997-2006, ITB CompuPhase 26 Errors.
[Samoht81]: Can anybody help me/us.
Mike: Godfather?
[Samoht81]: What you mean?
Mike: Are you using Godfather? ._.
[Samoht81]: No,this is in pawno, i get this errors in pawno.
Weirdosport: You need to ensure the new gSettings bit comes before the OnFilterScript init.
Undefined symbol "GetPlayerId"
Weirdosport:
Nobody has yet commented on this error, but I thought i'd save people the effort. In the Akill dcmd command, the function "GetPlayerId" is used. This is not a standard function, and I am assuming it is part of some include/stock not mentioned in this tutorial. The error looks something like this:
C:\Location\samp02Xserver.win32\filterscripts\NameOfScript.pwn(line number) : error 017: undefined symbol "GetPlayerId"
I would personally solve this problem by using sscanf, which automatically checks if the values entered after the command are integers or strings etc. I don't think it is explained either that a triadic operator is used (the weird ? : things).
