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/*
 * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE AUTHORS ''AS IS'' AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
 * WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
 * MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO
 * EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT,
 * INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT
 * LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA,
 * OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF
 * LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING
 * NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE,

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/**--------------------------------------------------------------------------**\
					===========================
					 foreach efficient looping
					===========================
Description:
	Provides efficient looping through sparse data sets, such as connected
	players.  Significantly improved from the original version to be a generic
	loop system, rather then purely a player loop system.  When used for
	players this has constant time O(n) for number of connected players (n),
	unlike standard player loops which are O(MAX_PLAYERS), regardless of the

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Test:y_iter_Syntax1()
{
	new
		Iterator:Test1_y_tter<100>;
	Iter_Add(Test1_y_tter, 11);
	Iter_Add(Test1_y_tter, 12);
	Iter_Add(Test1_y_tter, 13);
	Iter_Add(Test1_y_tter, 16);
	Iter_Add(Test1_y_tter, 19);

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/**--------------------------------------------------------------------------**\
					==========================
					 y_colours - X11 colours!
					==========================
Description:
	This holds the colour information that used to be part of the text system
	but which is far more useful than just for text.  This now supports the full
	set of X11 colours, both by name and by definition.  You can also define
	your own if you so choose (up to 32 - should be enough given that this
	includes the X11 colours).

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@echo off

set MODE=YSI_TEST
set TARGET=
set COMPILER=

:get_args
	if "%~1"=="" goto :args_got
	if /I "%~1"=="-m" set MODE=%~2& shift
	if /I "%~1"=="--mode" set MODE=%~2& shift

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@echo off

set MODE=%~1
set TARGET=%~2
set FLAGS=%~3

set NAME=%MODE%%TARGET%

call :setup
call :build

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@echo OFF

rem Get the target compiler - defaults to just swapping with no parameter
if "%1"=="" (
	if exist "oldpawncc.exe" (
		set TO="old"
	) else (
		set TO="new"
	)
) else (

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#if !defined _DEBUG
	#define _DEBUG -1
#endif
#define FIXES_Single 0

#tryinclude "..\compile_flags.txt"
#if !defined COMPILE_FLAGS
	#define COMPILE_FLAGS "Pawno"
#endif

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/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*-
					==========================
					 NPC script communication
					==========================
Description:
	This code provides a system to communicate with bots via files.  It uses
	locks to ensure only one script may communicate at once - bots and the main
	server run in separate processes so it is possible to read and write from
	the files at the same time if locks are not used.
	

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// This bit isn't important.
enum MENU_ITEM_DATA
{
	bool:MENU_ITEM_TITLE,
	bool:MENU_ITEM_DISABLED,
	MENU_ITEM_DATA_TEXT[32],
	MENU_ITEM_CHILD,
	MENU_ITEM_PARENT,
	MENU_ITEM_SIBLING
	// All your other menu item data.