for(new < bugs!!!!! - Printable Version

for(new < bugs!!!!! - Printable Version

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for(new < bugs!!!!! - SequenceCuz - 06.12.2014

i define this

#define MAX_FAMILY 1000

and this is my code

PHP код:



CMD:allfam(playerid, params[])

{

     new string[512];

     SCM(playerid,COLOR_LIGHTBLUE, "-------------------¤ГНє¤ГСЗ·ХиКГйТ§бЕйЗ--------------------");

    for(new i=1; i<= MAX_FAMILY; i++)

    {

        if(FamilyInfo[i][fCreate] == 1)

        {

            format(string, sizeof(string), "КЕкНµ·Хи %i | ¤ГНє¤ГСЗ: %s | ЛСЗЛ№йТ: %s | КБТЄФЎ %i ¤№ ", i, FamilyInfo[i][fName], FamilyInfo[i][fOwner], count);

            SCM(playerid,0x09F797C8, string);

            count = 0;

        }

    }

    return 1;

}

Command work fine but it also said unknown command

but when i change this

PHP код:



    for(new i=1; i<= MAX_FAMILY; i++)

    {

PHP код:



    for(new i=1; i<= 950; i++)

    {

it work fine and don't send the unknown fuckin message

but when i try to redefine

PHP код:



#define MAX_FAMILY 950

and change this

PHP код:



    for(new i=1; i<= 950; i++)

    {

back to

PHP код:



    for(new i=1; i<= MAX_FAMILY; i++)

    {

it still fuckin send unknown fuckin messageeeeeee

it happen to all stuff how to fixed it

Re: for(new < bugs!!!!! - AnthonyTimmers - 06.12.2014

Where did you place the #define? What's the exact error message?

Also, what language is that?

Re: for(new < bugs!!!!! - SequenceCuz - 06.12.2014

Quote:

Originally Posted by AnthonyTimmers

Where did you place the #define? What's the exact error message?

Also, what language is that?

I PLACE THE DEFINE ON TOP OF SCRIPT

and i know it right

but i thinkk you don't understood the point of me

it not send error it send unknown command but the command is workk

i mean when i use i< 1000 i ++ it send the unknown command

but i try to use i< 50 i++ it work fine without unknown meassge

btw language is thai

Re: for(new < bugs!!!!! - DrumYum - 06.12.2014

Код:

for(new i=0; i < MAX_FAMILY; i++)

Maybe loop goes out of array bounds?

Re: for(new < bugs!!!!! - SequenceCuz - 06.12.2014

still not fix

Re: for(new < bugs!!!!! - DrumYum - 06.12.2014

How about that?

Код:

for(new i = 0; i < sizeof(FamilyInfo); i++)

Re: for(new < bugs!!!!! - SequenceCuz - 06.12.2014

Quote:

Originally Posted by DrumYum

How about that?

Код:

for(new i = 0; i < sizeof(FamilyInfo); i++)

still not

Re: for(new < bugs!!!!! - Kyance - 06.12.2014

Then just keep it as 1000, MAX_FAMILY is just a number '1000'.

MAX_FAMILY = Number
MAX_PLAYERS = Number
MAX_VEHICLES = Number

...
I hope you get the point - Every #define MAX_* Is basically the "last number" for something, it's not something special.

Re: for(new < bugs!!!!! - SequenceCuz - 06.12.2014

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kyance

Then just keep it as 1000, MAX_FAMILY is just a number '1000'.

MAX_FAMILY = Number
MAX_PLAYERS = Number
MAX_VEHICLES = Number

...
I hope you get the point - Every #define MAX_* Is basically the "last number" for something, it's not something special.

i forgot to tell you it work fine on i < 950 but when i< 1000 it also send unknown message

Re: for(new < bugs!!!!! - PowerPC603 - 06.12.2014

pawn Код:

for(new i=1; i < MAX_FAMILY; i++)

Since you created the array FamilyInfo using something similar as this:

pawn Код:

new FamilyInfo[MAX_FAMILY][EnumFamily];

You're in fact creating an array with 1000 indices, going from index 0 to 999.
Your loop ran from 1 to 1000 because of the "i <= MAX_FAMILY".
You have to run it from 1 to MAX_FAMILY-1, or just use the above code (i < MAX_FAMILY).

That's why your command gave you "Unknown command" because it crashed while accessing the array at index 1000, while the max index is only 999 (index-out-of-bounds error).
And that's also when you set the loop to run from 1 to 950, everything works fine, because you won't go outside the array's lower or upper indices.