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Interpreter options

You can modify some interpreter options using #pragma. You may use default instead of true and false in order to reset the value to its default one.

debug

  • Default value: false

You can toggle PawnScript debugging on or off.

#pragma:debug,false
#pragma:debug,true

warnings

  • Default value: true

You can toggle PawnScript warning system on or off.

#pragma:warnings,false
#pragma:warnings,true

hooking

  • Default value: true

You can toggle PawnScript hooking system on or off.

#pragma:hooking,false
#pragma:hooking,true

ctrlchar

  • Default value: \

Change the parsing escape character.

#pragma:ctrlchar,'*'

reqref

  • Default value: false

Enable warnings when return reference isn't provided.

#pragma:reqref,true

dynamic

  • Default value: 200

Sets the amount of usable cells in which entity data will be stored. Each entity in PawnScript symbolises one cell, for example, a variable occupies 1 cell and stores all its data inside.

#pragma:dynamic,default
//or
#pragma:dynamic,100; // Must be lower than the default value.

Output:

		Heap space		1204958948 bytes
		Entity cells (each)		800 cells (reserved)
		All entity cells		9600 cells (reserved)
		Entity cells (each)		400 cells (modified)
		All entity cells		4800 cells (modified)
		Unused memory:	4800 cells

		Total usage est.		1204968548 bytes

Deprecated!

  • or rather unmaintained. Don't use this.

allspc

  • Default value: false

By default, you aren't supposed to put spaces and extra characters in argument values, so your PawnScript code should look this in order to work properly:

system.rem,"Example code";
if.equ,1,1->while.equ,testvar,11->var::set.int,testvar,add?testvar:1&using::console.println,"This should be printed again!";

Enabling allspc option with:

#pragma:allspc,true;

Enables crazy syntax like this:

system . rem,    "Example code"   ;
if. equ, 1 , 1-> while.equ, testvar, 11 -> var::set . int , testvar,add?testvar:1 & using :: console. println("This should   be printed again!"   ) ;

Which can be really buggy and can bring negative side-effects with it, such as for example wrong value reading. But the most important thing to note is that your code will slow down a lot. There are also high chances of such code getting somewhy ignored by the interpreter.