Array indexes - Printable Version

Array indexes - Printable Version

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Array indexes - The Woody - 11.06.2011

Hello, Im creating a bunch of vehicles and im using array indexes but i don't really understand why thats better?
because its not really easier to make so i was wondering why is it better to use array indexes? ( IF its even better ).

Thanks.

Re: Array indexes - Bmxerlmao5288 - 11.06.2011

Persoally I Think AddStaticVehicle Is So Much Easier Because theres So many things that cannot go wrong unless self stupidiness

Re: Array indexes - The Woody - 11.06.2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bmxerlmao5288

Persoally I Think AddStaticVehicle Is So Much Easier Because theres So many things that cannot go wrong unless self stupidiness

Yes its not that i mean.. Like this:

With:

pawn Code:

Vehicle[0] = AddStaticVehicle(..........);
Vehicle[1] = AddStaticVehicle(..........);
Vehicle[2] = AddStaticVehicle(..........);
Vehicle[3] = AddStaticVehicle(..........);

Without:

pawn Code:

Vehicle1 = AddStaticVehicle(..........);
Vehicle2 = AddStaticVehicle(..........);
Vehicle3 = AddStaticVehicle(..........);
Vehicle4 = AddStaticVehicle(..........);

Which one is best and why?

Re: Array indexes - linuxthefish - 11.06.2011

Array indexes, they are faster and use up less memory. (Someone told me that a while ago, idk if it will be true in your context.)

Re: Array indexes - The Woody - 11.06.2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by linuxthefish

Array indexes, they are faster and use up less memory. (Someone told me that a while ago, idk if it will be true in your context.)

Okay thanks. But is it possible to switch between array indexes?

Example:

pawn Code:

switch (vehicle[2]) // this won't work for some reason.. only case 2 will be called :/.
{
     case 0:
     {
           //??
     }
     case 1:
     {
          //??
     }
// and so on..
}