[TwinkiDaBoss]

Alright so I havent scripted for in pawn for a loooong ass time, like six months or something. Now I forgot some of the things, trying to kick back and re-learn most of it.

Now I've stumbled across a weird issue I cannot seem to resolve and that is packing stuff into an array.

pawn Код:

#define MAX_LANGUAGES 2
enum PLAYER_INFO {
    Language[MAX_LANGUAGES],
};
new pInfo[MAX_PLAYERS][PLAYER_INFO];
    
format(pInfo[playerid][Language][0], 10, "English");
format(pInfo[playerid][Language][1], 10, "Russian");

for(new i=0; i < MAX_LANGUAGES; i++) {
    printf("%i %s",i,pInfo[playerid][Language][i]);
}

And the output seems to be

Код:

0 ERussian
1 Russian

Why isnt it pushing English into 0?

[SickAttack]

pawn Код:

enum PLAYER_INFO {
    Language[10],
};

pawn Код:

#define MAX_LANGUAGES 2
enum PLAYER_INFO {
    Language[10],
};
new pInfo[MAX_PLAYERS][PLAYER_INFO];
    
format(pInfo[playerid][Language], 10, "English");
format(pInfo[playerid][Language], 10, "Russian");

[TwinkiDaBoss]

That does make sense haha, thanks mate +rep


EDIT: That still makes output be same, well not the same but its Russian Russian now.

Код:

	format(pInfo[playerid][Language], 10, "English");
	format(pInfo[playerid][Language], 10, "Russian");

	for(new i=0; i < MAX_LANGUAGES; i++) {
	    printf("%i %s",i,pInfo[playerid][Language]);
	}

same goes if I do

Код:

pInfo[playerid][Language][i]

[SickAttack]

Quote:

Originally Posted by TwinkiDaBoss That does make sense haha, thanks mate +rep EDIT: That still makes output be same, well not the same but its Russian Russian now. Код: format(pInfo[playerid][Language], 10, "English"); format(pInfo[playerid][Language], 10, "Russian"); for(new i=0; i < MAX_LANGUAGES; i++) { printf("%i %s",i,pInfo[playerid][Language]); } same goes if I do Код: pInfo[playerid][Language][i]

What you're trying to do doesn't make much sense.

But if you want to store both strings:

pawn Код:

enum PLAYER_INFO {
    language_1[10],
    language_2[10]
};
new pInfo[MAX_PLAYERS][PLAYER_INFO];
    
format(pInfo[playerid][language_1], 10, "English");
format(pInfo[playerid][language_2], 10, "Russian");

[TwinkiDaBoss]

Yeah I do want to store both strings but it is possible to store them inside of an array instead of 2 variables?

ie:

Language[0] = English
Language[1] = Russian

[thefirestate]

Or how about this?

Код HTML:

#define MAX_LANGUAGES 2
enum PLAYER_INFO {
	Language[MAX_LANGUAGES][10],
};
new pInfo[MAX_PLAYERS][PLAYER_INFO];
	
format(pInfo[playerid][Language][0], 10, "English");
format(pInfo[playerid][Language][1], 10, "Russian");

for(new i=0; i < MAX_LANGUAGES; i++) {
	printf("%i %s",i,pInfo[playerid][Language][i]);
}

[SickAttack]

Quote:

Originally Posted by thefirestate Or how about this? Код HTML: #define MAX_LANGUAGES 2 enum PLAYER_INFO { Language[MAX_LANGUAGES][10], }; new pInfo[MAX_PLAYERS][PLAYER_INFO]; format(pInfo[playerid][Language][0], 10, "English"); format(pInfo[playerid][Language][1], 10, "Russian"); for(new i=0; i < MAX_LANGUAGES; i++) { printf("%i %s",i,pInfo[playerid][Language][i]); }

Not supported.

[TwinkiDaBoss]

I guess Ill just do with the language_1 and 2 for now, thanks bro.