[RedJohn]

Hey, how could I convert those:

pawn Код:

#define PRICE_BAT 11500
#define EMBED_PRICE_BAT "11500"

to an array.

I tried:

pawn Код:

new PRICE_BAT[2][2] = {
    {11500, "11500"}
};

but I get this error when I use it:

Код:

error 018: initialization data exceeds declared size

Usage:

pawn Код:

PRICE_BAT[0][0];

First 0 is for first array, seconds is for second column, is that right?

[Emmet_]

Try this:

pawn Код:

enum arrayPrices
{
    priceInt,
    priceEmbed[12]
};

new PriceArray[][arrayPrices] =
{
    {11500, "11500"},
    {11501, "11501"}
};

And then use it like this:

pawn Код:

printf("%d", PriceArray[0][priceInt]); // 11500
printf("%d", PriceArray[1][priceInt]); // 11501

[RedJohn]

And what should I type for "11500"?

Not for integer, for string.

And what's this [12], what that describes?

EDIT:
I use integer for GivePlayerMoney, and string for embeding price into weapons dialog.

[Nero_3D]

@Emmet_

Using enums for constant data is a bad way because it creates a lot of empty cells!

@RedJohn

I would like to understand why you need something like that if you just could format the integer into a string with valstr or format

[RedJohn]

Код:

#define PRICE_BAT 11500
#define EMBED_PRICE_BAT "11500"

Код:

if(GetPlayerMoney(playerid) > PRICE_BAT)
{
    GivePlayerWeapon(playerid, 5, 100);
    GivePlayerMoney(playerid, -PRICE_BAT);
}

Код:

ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, DIALOG_AMMU_GUNS, DIALOG_STYLE_LIST, "Ammunation","Baseball Bat - $"EMBED_PRICE_BAT", "Buy", "Close");

Do you understand now?

[BigETI]

You would save memory, if you would use valstr() instead.

[Nero_3D]

I thought of that but than you missed out that something like that isn't possible with an array
You would need to use than format anyway, why not stick with that ?

Also instead of EMBED_PRICE_BAT you could do #PRICE_BAT

[RedJohn]

Can you demonstrate please with PRICE_BAT?

[Nero_3D]

pawn Код:

main() {
    #define PRICE_BAT 11500

    printf("%d = " #PRICE_BAT, PRICE_BAT); // "11500 = 11500"
}

[RedJohn]

So, #PRICE_BAT = String, PRICE_BAT = Integer. Right?