I'm trying to optimize a script i made a few years ago and seperate it into libraries, i'm re-compiling it after every couple of changes to try and make it as easy as possible to identify errors and mistakes as i go along.
At the moment it won't compile (using pawno) unless i scroll to the bottom of the script first and compile from there (no errors or warnings if i don't scroll to the bottom first, it just doesn't create a working AMX unless i scroll to the bottom before compiling), i've checked the brackets with ctrl F and i've got 3 unmatched brackets (from years ago) which i remember used to cause the same problem in the past.
Does anyone know of any online web programs or software to highlight where unmatched bracket openings/closings begin/end without having to disect the whole script piece-by-piece to narrow down the lines manually?
I've tried searching for something to do this but they just give a long list of errors/warnings unrelated to brackets because they're intended for non-pwn.
Any help or suggestions would be great.
At the moment it won't compile (using pawno) unless i scroll to the bottom of the script first and compile from there (no errors or warnings if i don't scroll to the bottom first, it just doesn't create a working AMX unless i scroll to the bottom before compiling), i've checked the brackets with ctrl F and i've got 3 unmatched brackets (from years ago) which i remember used to cause the same problem in the past.
Does anyone know of any online web programs or software to highlight where unmatched bracket openings/closings begin/end without having to disect the whole script piece-by-piece to narrow down the lines manually?
I've tried searching for something to do this but they just give a long list of errors/warnings unrelated to brackets because they're intended for non-pwn.
Any help or suggestions would be great.