David Anderson

It looks like it was never exported. You could export it but it'd bump the minimum version for your module. Note the Allot/Release API is not very easy to use...

Agreed, Python triple-quote strings are very idiosyncratic, but some kind of block literal syntax would be great. And not difficult to implement.

I like this feature in C# and I think it's some clever syntactic sugar. But we're not ready for this in spcomp. Even in the fancy new compiler, it's fundamentally...

Thanks for the report - this is definitely a bug.

I can't decide in which way this is a bug. The "32" is incorrect in the example. The correct value - 1 - would work here. But there's still some...

The same bug actually happens with just a normal field (eg, `g_Test[0].x`). The problem: spcomp hardcodes a list of how values can be stored in memory. There are three descriptors...

As SourcePawn's testing has expanded I've more and more wanted some kind of standard library. I tried doing this for floats, but maybe we should go whole-hog and and move...

I'm not really a fan of transitive const. I'm hesitant to fix this.

I'm not really a fan of const. Maybe enum structs are a good way to signal its end.

It's easy from a compiler development standpoint. It's the language feature that's suspect. Transitive const doesn't guarantee anything and doesn't have obvious benefits, and is just annoying to work with....