Why There's Such a difference? [Enums] -
TheRaGeLord - 11.10.2015
I would like to ask that why is there such a difference in enums in Pawn and C/C++? I heard that Pawn is made from C, then Why in Pawn we use 'Enums' as kind of Variables, but in C/C++ there's a big difference
In Pawn:
Код:
enum Person
{
Money,
Age
};
new hBeing[playerid][Person];
// then we use it as
hBeing[playerid][Money]=1000;
But in C++
Код:
enum Color
{
red,
green,
blue
}
// then we use it as
Color x=red;// or enum Color x=red; (in C I think?)
Why is there so much difference, Or am I mistaken somewhere?
Re: Why There's Such a difference? [Enums] -
Infinity - 11.10.2015
They are the same, but you just used them in different cases. Enumerators are nothing but a clean way to assign a simple value or index to something. Common use is indeed to index arrays in a more readable format.
Also, this doesn't really belong in "General", does it..?
Re: Why There's Such a difference? [Enums] -
TheRaGeLord - 11.10.2015
Kk Thanks.
And Please Move This Topic to uhmm I think Scripting Help..