[AhEaD_]

I have a pretty big enum and I want to print all it variables.

For example:

pawn Код:

enum
{
Kills,
Deaths,
Money,
PlayTime
}

I want a code that prints:
Kills
Deaths
Money
PlayTime



I know we can use enum loop to get the enum values, but I don't know how to do it to get the enum variables. Is it possible ?

[Godhimself]

pawn Код:

//enum..
enum pInfo
{
    Kills,
    Deaths,
    Money,
    PlayTime
}
new PlayerInfo[MAX_PLAYERS][pInfo];

//Wherever..
new string[100];
format(string, sizeof(string), "Kills: %d, Deaths: %d, Money: %d, PlayTime: %d", PlayerInfo[playerid][Kills], PlayerInfo[playerid][Deaths], GetPlayerMoney(playerid), PlayerInfo[playerid][PlayTime]);
SendClientMessage(playerid, 0x0, string);

EDIT:

If you want it to print in logs do:

pawn Код:

//Wherever..
new string[100];
format(string, sizeof(string), "Kills: %d, Deaths: %d, Money: %d, PlayTime: %d", PlayerInfo[playerid][Kills], PlayerInfo[playerid][Deaths], GetPlayerMoney(playerid), PlayerInfo[playerid][PlayTime]);
printf(string);

[AhEaD_]

It's not that what I meant...

Whatever, I don't think its possible anyway.

[CaHbKo]

I know what you mean. You want to loop through an enum like it was an array. I need that too, I'm trying to make a function that saves all the enum data to a file (finally found use for tagof())

I think it's possible because sscanf somehow stores all the required info in the enum without actually passing it their names.

Quote:

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