[dusk]

Hey,

Error:

pawn Код:

array sizes do not match, or destination array is too small

Line:

pawn Код:

PlayerInfo[playerid][Job]="Mechanic";

Seriously,what is wrong?

[Jstylezzz]

pawn Код:

format(PlayerInfo[playerid][Job],sizeof(PlayerInfo[playerid][Job]),"%s","Mechanic");

Make sure 'Job' is a string, if it's not, it won't work.

[Jeffry]

pawn Код:

format(PlayerInfo[playerid][Job], sizeof(PlayerInfo[playerid][Job]), "Mechanic");

Might not be the best solution, but unless you provide us your enum definitions, I can't state much more.

[dusk]

Here is my enum:

pawn Код:

enum pInfo
{
    userid,
    username[128],
    pPass[128],
    alevel,
    money,
    level,
    SkinID,
    Leader[32],
    Job[32]
}
new PlayerInfo[MAX_PLAYERS][pInfo];

Yea, i though of format myself...just didn't want to use it. Is there a better way?

[Jeffry]

Quote:

Originally Posted by dusk Yea, i though of format myself...just didn't want to use it. Is there a better way?

Well, according to your enum the ways stated above should work and seem to be the best ones to use. I do not know of any way to set this with ="...";

What's so bad in using format? ^^

[Jstylezzz]

I suggest you use 'Job' as a integer, and make the mechanic job for example, number 1. Then to check the job, just do

pawn Код:

if(PlayerInfo[playerid][Job] == 1) { 
//code 
}

[Konstantinos]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeffry What's so bad in using format? ^^

I've heard format is slower than other methods for formating a string.

[dusk]

Exactly,i heard that as well.

Anyway,this topic is done. I used Jari's suggestion. Thank you all!

[Omirrow]

should use the numbers

pawn Код:

if(PlayerInfo[playerid][Job] == 1) 
{

}

etc.

[Pottus]

I like the number idea but that is really bad practice to do it in such a direct manner use #define define your jobs then reference them that way.

#define JOB_MECHANIC 1
#define JOB_GUNDEALER 2
#define JOB_DRUGDEALER 3