E2 Preprocessor?

[vexx21322]

1.its NOT a function
2.its NOT hidden
3.NOT exactly, it tells the E2 if the function exists, not YOU. read my example to see what I mean.

What you said made no sense.

[Xandaros]

It makes sense...
dunno if this counts for the e2 as well, but a normal preprocessor actually changes the code.

if a certain function exists, the e2 will get an other code, as if the function does not.

Xan

[vexx21322]

That is basically what I said, it made no sense be cause he said I was wrong.

[McLovin]

1.its NOT a function
2.its NOT hidden
3.NOT exactly, it tells the E2 if the function exists, not YOU. read my example to see what I mean.

You really don't have to be so rude... All it does is act like an if then else statement, if the function exists it executes the first code block, if it does not exist it executes the other code block instead. Vexx is right to a degree, except for the fact that it isn't really a "function".