WTF?! - Printable Version

WTF?! - Printable Version

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WTF?! - Lirbo - 23.07.2015

PHP код:



CMD:test(playerid,params[]){

new Hour, Second, Minute, Day, Month, Year;

gettime(Hour,Second,Minute);

getdate(Day, Month, Year);

format(String, sizeof(String),"Time: %i:%i:%i | Date: %i/%i/%i",Hour,Minute,Second,Day,Month,Year);

MSG(playerid,C_RED,String);

return 1;}

such as simple cmd and so many errors etc, never happened to me before

PHP код:



C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(812) : warning 219: local variable "Hour" shadows a variable at a preceding level

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(812) : warning 219: local variable "Second" shadows a variable at a preceding level

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(812) : warning 219: local variable "Minute" shadows a variable at a preceding level

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(812) : warning 219: local variable "Day" shadows a variable at a preceding level

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(812) : warning 219: local variable "Month" shadows a variable at a preceding level

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(812) : warning 219: local variable "Year" shadows a variable at a preceding level

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(813) : error 035: argument type mismatch (argument 1)

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(814) : error 035: argument type mismatch (argument 1)

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(815) : warning 213: tag mismatch

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(815) : warning 213: tag mismatch

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(815) : warning 213: tag mismatch

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(815) : warning 213: tag mismatch

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(815) : warning 213: tag mismatch

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(815) : warning 213: tag mismatch

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(812) : warning 203: symbol is never used: "Year"

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(812) : warning 203: symbol is never used: "Month"

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(812) : warning 203: symbol is never used: "Day"

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(812) : warning 203: symbol is never used: "Minute"

C:\Users\Lirbo\Desktop\GRRP\gamemodes\Register.pwn(812) : warning 203: symbol is never used: "Second"

Re: WTF?! - Gazzy - 23.07.2015

In your script, instead of %i use %02d. Also, you have not made a new string, so add String[256]; to new.

Re: WTF?! - liquor - 23.07.2015

Код:

warning 219: local variable "Year" shadows a variable at a preceding level

This means that you have created a global array or integer named "Year".
The command compiles fine in my script (after changing MSG to SendClientMessage, and C_RED to a color I have defined in my script).

Try removing that line:

pawn Код:

CMD:test(playerid,params[]){ 
gettime(Hour,Second,Minute); 
getdate(Day, Month, Year); 
format(String, sizeof(String),"Time: %i:%i:%i | Date: %i/%i/%i",Hour,Minute,Second,Day,Month,Year); 
MSG(playerid,C_RED,String); 
return 1;}

AW: WTF?! - Mencent - 23.07.2015

Hello!

Try this:

PHP код:



CMD:test(playerid,params[])

{

    new Hour2,Second2,Minute2,Day2,Month2,Year2,String[145];

    gettime(Hour2,Second2,Minute2);

    getdate(Day2,Month2,Year2);

    format(String,sizeof String,"Time: %i:%i:%i | Date: %02d/%02d/%i",Hour2,Minute2,Second2,Day2,Month2,Year2);

    MSG(playerid,C_RED,String);

    return 1;

}

- Mencent

Re: WTF?! - liquor - 23.07.2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gazzy

In your script, instead of %i use %02d. Also, you have not made a new string, so add String[256]; to new.

There's nothing wrong with %i, %02d is NOT what he's currently trying to do. %02d just means "add a zero if integer is less than 10." (1 = 01 etc.)

And he probably have created a GLOBAL array called "String", and the size 256 is DOUBLE the size of what is possible to send to a client, so it is very stupid.

Re: WTF?! - Crystallize - 23.07.2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gazzy

In your script, instead of %i use %02d. Also, you have not made a new string, so add String[256]; to new.

Unless you want to waste your memory use it...
That's very bad advice , why using 256 instead of less + he's not sending a big message , it's just waste of kilobytes

Re: WTF?! - Gazzy - 23.07.2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wizzard2H

Unless you want to waste your memory use it...
That's very bad advice , why using 256 instead of less + he's not sending a big message , it's just waste of kilobytes

Sorry I'm not a pro scripter lol

Re: WTF?! - Overhaul - 23.07.2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wizzard2H

Unless you want to waste your memory use it...
That's very bad advice , why using 256 instead of less + he's not sending a big message , it's just waste of kilobytes

256 bits = 32 bytes to be exact, which is 0.032 kilobytes. It's not a lot. Though, it's something you can easily avoid and should avoid.

Re: AW: WTF?! - Lirbo - 23.07.2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mencent

Hello!

Try this:

PHP код:



CMD:test(playerid,params[])

{

    new Hour2,Second2,Minute2,Day2,Month2,Year2,String[145];

    gettime(Hour2,Second2,Minute2);

    getdate(Day2,Month2,Year2);

    format(String,sizeof String,"Time: %i:%i:%i | Date: %02d/%02d/%i",Hour2,Minute2,Second2,Day2,Month2,Year2);

    MSG(playerid,C_RED,String);

    return 1;

}

- Mencent

<3 thanks bro, It's working, but I already had the String defined

in the top of the script
You got +Rep from me

Re: WTF?! - Crystallize - 23.07.2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by Overhaul

256 bits = 32 bytes to be exact, which is 0.032 kilobytes. It's not a lot. Though, it's something you can easily avoid and should avoid.

It's not a lot but it's a good practice to avoid using a lot of it as I said unless you want to waste your VPS's memory