[Kyle]

Anyone know why I get these warning / error? I used enum as I did [][] and printing the value for [i][1] prints invalid results, not the correct data... But prints right data for [i][0]

warning 228: length of initialler exceeds size of the enum field
error 018: initialization data exceeds declared size

Код:

enum Data
{
	SmallCode[5],
	LongerCode[60],
}

new TenCodes[][Data] =
{
    {"10-00","Use Caution (10%00)"},
    {"10-01","Signal Week (10%01)"},
    {"10-02","Signal Good (10%02)"},
    {"10-03","Stop transmitting (10%03)"},
    {"10-04","Okay, Affirmative (10%04)"}
};

Thanks

[Kyle]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ****** 1) Your strings are 6 characters, not 5. 2) ENUMS. ARE. NOT. ARRAYS. I wonder if there's a way to see how many HUNDREDS of times I've said that!

I changed it back to arrays, and look:

The result:

(There is more 10 codes in the array, I moved them out so it doesn't become too long.

The print for the TenCodes[i][1] isn't correct. It just prints the code without the 1, so 0-20, not the whole string.

[08:53:06] 20 - Found - Replacing 10-20 with 0-20 within hello 10-20

Код:

stock IncludeCodes(playerid, chattext2[])
{
	new chattext[180];

	format(chattext, sizeof(chattext), chattext2);

	for(new i = 0; i < sizeof(TenCodes); i++)
	{
		if(strfind(chattext, TenCodes[i][0], true) != -1)
		{
		    printf("%d - Found - Replacing %s with %s within %s", i, TenCodes[i][0], TenCodes[i][1], chattext);
            strreplace2(chattext, TenCodes[i][0], TenCodes[i][1],true);
            printf(" ");
		}
	}
}

[NinjahZ]

pawn Код:

enum Data
{
    SmallCode[5],
    LongerCode[60],
}

You are using ENUM for arrays man,this is not what enums are for XD

[Kyle]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ****** What do you mean you changed it back to arrays?

I removed the enum codee and replaced it with: new TenCodes[][] = { blabla };

Then using TenCodes[i][0] and TenCodes[i][1].

But the [1] doesn't print the right values, it just prints the 10code but as 0-20 or 0-25 even though it should print the full string name.

[Konstantinos]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KyleSmith I removed the enum codee and replaced it with: new TenCodes[][] = { blabla }; Then using TenCodes[i][0] and TenCodes[i][1]. But the [1] doesn't print the right values, it just prints the 10code but as 0-20 or 0-25 even though it should print the full string name.

You miss the lenght. Have a look at Beginner's Guide: Single/Two/Multi-dimensional Arrays