how to get the amount? - Printable Version

how to get the amount? - Printable Version

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how to get the amount? - Sascha - 02.11.2011

hi..
I'm having a little problem..
I have this array:

pawn Код:

enum Texts
{
  maAR[10],
  maRAY[50]
}
new MyArray[][][Texts] =
{
  {
    {"Hello", "This is an example"}
  },
  {
    {"Hmm", "Hello again"}
  }
};

and now I have this code

pawn Код:

for(new n=0; n<sizeof(MyArray[0]); n++)
  {
    if(n == 0)
      format(string, sizeof(string), "%s", MyArray[0][n][maAR]);
    else
      format(string, sizeof(string), "%s\n%s", string, MyArray[0][n][maAR]);
  }

which returns this error (on the "for new n=0 ....." line)

Код:

error 001: expected token: "]", but found "-integer value-"
error 029: invalid expression, assumed zero
error 029: invalid expression, assumed zero
fatal error 107: too many error messages on one line

so any ideas how to fix this?
(note, yes I need 3 dimensions in the array and no I will not change this..)
Am I doing the sizeof part wrong? 'cause that's how I would think it would work...

Re: how to get the amount? - System64 - 02.11.2011

pawn Код:

new MyArray[][][Texts] =
{
    {"Hello", "This is an example"},
    {"Hmm", "Hello again"}
};

Re: how to get the amount? - Sascha - 02.11.2011

that would be "MyArray[][Texts]" then

the problem is within the loop I guess... the array itself should be correct

the sizeof doesn't work the way I used it..

Re: how to get the amount? - Sascha - 03.11.2011

sorry for bumping, although... anyone please?

Re: how to get the amount? - SuperViper - 04.11.2011

Sizeof gets the size of the first dimension.

Re: how to get the amount? - CyNiC - 04.11.2011

Try

pawn Код:

sizeof(MyArray[]);

Re: how to get the amount? - Sascha - 04.11.2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by SuperViper

Sizeof gets the size of the first dimension.

orly? already knew that lol..

anyways for the sizeof(MyArray[]);.. it doesn't work either.. (can't actually work as each first dimension has different amounts of second dimensions)

any other advice?