AMXWrapperCore 1.0.0

EXAMPLE CODE FOR BEGINNERS

⚠️ Make sure your project is compiled as x86 bit assembly!

	using System;
	using AMXWrapperCore;

	namespace AmxCoreExample
	{
	    class Program
	    {
	        static void Main(string[] args)
	        {
	            Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");

	            var amx = new AMX("testscript.amx");

	            amx.LoadLibrary(AMXDefaultLibrary.Core);
	            amx.LoadLibrary(AMXDefaultLibrary.String); //More string funcs
	            amx.LoadLibrary(AMXDefaultLibrary.DGram); //More string funcs
	            amx.LoadLibrary(AMXDefaultLibrary.Console); //More console funcs
	            amx.LoadLibrary(AMXDefaultLibrary.Float); //To have float support
	            //Check AMXDefaultLibrary.* for more.


	            //Basic example of fast native function registering.
	            amx.Register("mynative", (amx1, args1) =>
	            {
	                //args1 is holding all arguments possibly passed from the script. You should atp already know what argument has to be at which index.
	                Console.WriteLine("MYNATIVE: {0} | {1}", args1[0].AsString(), args1[1].AsFloat());

	                return 1;
	            });

	            //After we loaded all needed libs and registered all the natives
	            amx.ExecuteMain();

	            //Calling a public (callback) without params
	            /*AMXPublic p = amx.FindPublic("MyCoolPublic");
	            p.Execute();
	            */
	            //Continue finding another public, passing various arguments
	            //p = amx.FindPublic("MyCoolPublicArgs");

	            //Attention! You are pushing something, not allocating like you'd think. 
	            //This means the LAST VALUE that you will now push, will be at the first place. (Shifting)
	            //var ptr = amx.Push("Example string from C# host."); //ONLY "strings" need to be released in AMX after execution.. 
	            //amx.Push((int)16); //just the integer value 16.
	            //amx.Push((float)2.9); //Pushing a simple float

	            //FLOATS PASSED FROM SCRIPT:
	            /* If you ever happen to push an FLOAT that was passed from a script
	             * for example, you want to call publics between scripts and write a function for that
	             * .. you would use amx.Push((float)args1[index].AsFloat()); <- BUT THAT IS WRONG.
	             * 
	             * (float)args1[count].AsCellPtr().Get().AsFloat() will work.*/

	            //p.Execute();

	            //amx.Release(ptr); //Mentioned earlier, for the strings pushed.

	            GC.Collect(); // To check for leaks

	            Console.ReadLine();
	        }
	    }
	}