...ffer based on the application. SourcePawn is the version of Pawn used in [[SourceMod]].
...tead. Read the separate article, [[Introduction to SourceMod Plugins]] for SourceMod API specifics.
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...res, fixes, and improvements. If you need help upgrading, see [[Upgrading SourceMod]].
SourceMod's map management plugins have gone through huge overhauls to address many c
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This article is an introduction to using SourceMod's SQL features. It is not an introduction or tutorial about SQL or any spe
...onnect to a specific database implementation (such as MySQL, or sqLite), a SourceMod DBI "driver" must be loaded. Currently, there is only a driver for MySQL.
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This article is an introduction to using SourceMod's SQL features. It is not an introduction or tutorial about SQL or any spe
...onnect to a specific database implementation (such as MySQL, or sqLite), a SourceMod DBI "driver" must be loaded. Currently, there are drivers for MySQL, Postg
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SourceMod allows plugins to create their own natives that other plugins can use. This is very similar to AMX Mod X's {{amxx_fun
...have a good grasp of Pawn or SourcePawn scripting, as well as how [[Tags (Scripting)|Tags]] work.<br>
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...oncept of SQLX is "Handles," which are a precursor to a system planned for SourceMod. Handles are datatypes that store internal information that you should not
The basic natives of SQLX are:
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*<tt>sdktools_tempents_stocks.inc</tt> - [[TempEnts (SourceMod SDKTools)|TempEnt Stocks for convenience]].
SDKTools is powered by "BinTools," a powerful extension for creating dynamic C/C++ calls. BinTools is automatically loaded by SDKTools.
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...menus, but they are both encapsulated under the "Handle" [[Tags (SourceMod Scripting)|tag]].
...lection]], Handles are a special way of intelligently allowing plugins and SourceMod to manage their own memory.
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...rshals pointers into typed, unique, 32-bit integers. This makes coding in SourceMod more cross-platform compatible, type safe, and mistake safe than its predec
...les also provide a simple "security" system for restricting which areas of SourceMod are allowed to directly call certain functions on Handles under a given typ
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[[SourceMod]] allows you to create console commands similar to [[AMX Mod X]]. There ar
**the ServerCommand() function, either from SourceMod or the [[Half-Life 2]] engine
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...rom an extension or another plugin, your plugin will not load unless those natives exist. However, it is possible to make your dependencies "optional." This
<sourcepawn>#include <sourcemod>
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...passing conventions in SourcePawn, as well as how to use them in your own natives.
...ions|Creating Natives]], the Native section in the introductory article on creating extensions.
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