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The [[Cleanup]] function is required for all plugins. This function replaces the [[bz_Unload]] function in plugins written for 2.4 or higher. In this function all debug messages, events, map objects, and slash commands are unregistered. Available functions for this are as follows:  | The [[Cleanup]] function is required for all plugins. This function replaces the [[bz_Unload]] function in plugins written for 2.4 or higher. In this function all debug messages, events, map objects, and slash commands are unregistered. Available functions for this are as follows:  | ||
* [[bz_debugMessage]]  | * [[bz_debugMessage]]  | ||
*   | * Flush()  | ||
* [[bz_removeCustomSlashCommand]]  | * [[bz_removeCustomSlashCommand]]  | ||
* [[bz_removeCustomMapObject]]  | * [[bz_removeCustomMapObject]]  | ||
The Flush() function is called once in 2.4 plugins instead of having to a [[bz_removeEvent]] remove each registered event individually.  | |||
More information on this function can be found on the [[BZFS_API_2.4_Upgrade]] page.  | More information on this function can be found on the [[BZFS_API_2.4_Upgrade]] page.  | ||
Latest revision as of 19:42, 10 July 2011
Code Example
 void SAMPLE_PLUGIN::Cleanup( void ) {
     Flush(); //This removes all events that were registered with Registered()
     bz_debugMessage(4,"SAMPLE_PLUGIN plugin unloaded");
     return 0;
 }
Functions
The Cleanup function is required for all plugins. This function replaces the bz_Unload function in plugins written for 2.4 or higher. In this function all debug messages, events, map objects, and slash commands are unregistered. Available functions for this are as follows:
The Flush() function is called once in 2.4 plugins instead of having to a bz_removeEvent remove each registered event individually.
More information on this function can be found on the BZFS_API_2.4_Upgrade page.