argument type mismatch -
Seven. - 22.09.2010
Код:
(376) : error 035: argument type mismatch (argument 3)
(377) : error 035: argument type mismatch (argument 3)
pawn Код:
dini_IntSet("hood.ini", "gCounting[0]", "00");
dini_IntSet("hood.ini", "gCounting[1]", "00");
Re: argument type mismatch -
Mauzen - 22.09.2010
You want to set an int, so do it
The last parameter needs to be an integer, not a string
Re: argument type mismatch -
Seven. - 22.09.2010
pawn Код:
dini_IntSet("highb.ini", "gCounting[0]", gCounting[0]);
dini_IntSet("highb.ini", "gCounting[1]", gCounting[1]);
Like this? It's giving no error now
. I'm not very good with dini lol
Re: argument type mismatch -
Mauzen - 22.09.2010
Yes, this should work
Re: argument type mismatch -
Seven. - 22.09.2010
When a player finishes, it's not setting anything in highdb.ini, just a empty file :S
pawn Код:
if(gCounting[0] < dini_Int("highb.ini", "gCounting[0]")) return 1;
if(gCounting[0] == dini_Int("highb.ini", "gCounting[0]")) if(gCounting[1] < dini_Int("highb.ini", "gCounting[1]")) return 1;
dini_IntSet("highb.ini", "gCounting[0]", gCounting[0]);
dini_IntSet("highb.ini", "gCounting[1]", gCounting[1]);
format(str, sizeof(str), "[NEW RECORD]%s(id: %d) has set a new race record of: %02d:%02d", gPlayerName,playerid, gCounting[0], gCounting[1]);
SendClientMessageToAll(rose, str);
Re: argument type mismatch -
Seven. - 23.09.2010
bumpy
Re: argument type mismatch -
Mauzen - 23.09.2010
If I understand your code correctly, you have the players time in gCounting[0/1] and want to check, if this is shorter than the time stored in the file.
But in this line (also in the next one)
if(gCounting[0] < dini_Int("highb.ini", "gCounting[0]")) return 1;
you return 1 and end the function if it is shorter, so the players time would need to be longer than the saved record.
Swap < with > then. But maybe it is correct that way, if a longer time is better
Re: argument type mismatch -
Seven. - 23.09.2010
Ok but, it's not writing anything in the file to.. :S
Re: argument type mismatch -
Mauzen - 23.09.2010
Try setting the values by hand the first time:
gCounting[0]=99999
gCounting[1]=99999
If there is nothing, dini_Int returns 0 i think, and time can be shorter than 0 seconds, so it does not write