[Raimis_R]

What is the difference between the formating:

pawn Код:

new string[50];
format(string,sizeof(string),"%s...",...);

In this example i'm using sizeof function but i know string size

and in this:

pawn Код:

new string[50];
format(string,50,"%s...",...);

Does it have an impact on the server if i know string size but i using sizeof in formating.

[Lorenc_]

I doubt it

[aircombat]

It's the same

[MadeMan]

No, they both mean 50.

[Blantas]

Quote:

Originally Posted by aircombat It's the same

Could you prove it, please?

I think using extra function ( sizeof ) it takes more time to proceed the code.

[aircombat]

maybe the more time u says is like 10 milliseconds so it doesn't really matter but using numbers is a lil bit faster

[MadeMan]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blantas Could you prove it, please? I think using extra function ( sizeof ) it takes more time to proceed the code.

sizeof is not a function, it's an operator

[Blantas]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MadeMan sizeof is not a function, it's an operator

Hm.. I didn't know that. Thanks for the information. So using it would be the same as using numbers? I'm confused...

[MadeMan]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blantas Hm.. I didn't know that. Thanks for the information. So using it would be the same as using numbers? I'm confused...

Yes.

[xRyder]

Sizeof as the name sais will get the size of some array. In your case you declared string as a 50 cells big array. So it will get that "50" and place it instead of "sizeof(string)" when you compile it. So like someone already said, it's the same.

Edit: Wow, I had some big delay between when I clicked to post this, and when that actually got posted.