[Baltimore]

Hi.

I actually have a dynamic object system which uses MySQL. When I put down an object using a command, it's saved in my MySQL tables. When I delete it, its row is deleted from the MySQL table ofc.

I have a loop in my code (see below) but entry (my loop variable) is incrementing itself a weird way.

Instead of incrementing normally (1 per 1), it's incrementing 2 per 2.

Anyone knows ? Thanks !

pawn Код:

for(entry = 0; entry < sizeof(ObjetsInfo); entry++)
{
    printf("%d", entry);
    if(!ObjetsInfo[entry][PosX] && !ObjetsInfo[entry][PosY] && !ObjetsInfo[entry][PosZ]) break;
}

Logs for 2 objects:

pawn Код:

[20:12:36] 0
[20:12:39] 0
[20:12:39] 1
[20:12:39] 2

[zT KiNgKoNg]

Edit: Nevermind, I didn't read it correctly.

I'd suggest using something like

pawn Код:

#define     MAX_OBJECTS      (NUMBER}
and
for(new i = 0; i < MAX_OBJECTS; i ++) // I've preferred using this, rather than 'sizeof'

[Baltimore]

Okay.

But the problem is still present..

[Baltimore]

pawn Код:

for(entry = 0; entry < MAXIMUM_OBJ; entry++)
{
    printf("Loop: %d", entry);
    if(ObjetsInfo[entry][PosX] == 0) break;
}
        
printf("Id: %d", entry);

For 4 objets (logs):

Код:

[21:37:43] Loop: 0
[21:37:43] Id: 0
[21:37:53] Loop: 0
[21:37:53] Loop: 1
[21:37:53] Loop: 2
[21:37:53] Id: 2
[21:38:14] Loop: 0
[21:38:14] Loop: 1
[21:38:14] Loop: 2
[21:38:14] Loop: 3
[21:38:14] Loop: 4
[21:38:14] Id: 4
[21:38:18] Loop: 0
[21:38:18] Loop: 1
[21:38:18] Loop: 2
[21:38:18] Loop: 3
[21:38:18] Loop: 4
[21:38:18] Loop: 5
[21:38:18] Loop: 6
[21:38:18] Id: 6

[Crayder]

Is this loop, inside a loop?

pawn Код:

for(entry = 0; entry < MAXIMUM_OBJ; entry++)
{
    printf("Loop: %d", entry);
    if(ObjetsInfo[entry][PosX] == 0) break;
}
        
printf("Id: %d", entry);

[Baltimore]

This is a loop.

One in my cmd.

[Baltimore]

Currently my code:

pawn Код:

for(new i = 1; i < MAXIMUM_OBJ; i++)
{
    printf("Loop: %d", i);
    if(ObjetsInfo[i][PosX] != 0.000000 || ObjetsInfo[i][PosY] != 0.000000 || ObjetsInfo[i][PosZ] != 0.000000)
    { // Object created.
        printf("Id: %d - X: %f - Y: %f - Z: %f", i, ObjetsInfo[i][PosX], ObjetsInfo[i][PosY], ObjetsInfo[i][PosZ]);
        continue;
    }
    else if(ObjetsInfo[i][PosX] == 0.000000 || ObjetsInfo[i][PosY] == 0.000000 || ObjetsInfo[i][PosZ] == 0.000000)
    { // No object, it's good.
        entry = i;
        break;
    }
}

printf("Id use:", entry);

In server_log.txt:

Код:

[22:55:56] Loop: 1 <- Here it's good.
[22:55:56] Id use: 1 <- Here it's good.
[22:55:58] Loop: 1 <- Here it's good.
[22:55:58] Id: 1 - X: 1743.147460 - Y: -1854.234130 - Z: 13.414062 <- Here it's good.
[22:55:58] Loop: 2 <- Here it's good.
[22:55:58] Id: 2 - X: 0.000000 - Y: 0.000000 - Z: 0.000000 <- Here, he should have assigned the id 2, but it has continued and is assigned id 3 ... 
[22:55:58] Loop: 3
[22:55:58] Id use: 3

And it does it all the time, it's 2 in 2

Can you help me please?

[Vince]

Quote:

Originally Posted by zT KiNgKoNg pawn Код: // I've preferred using this, rather than 'sizeof'

You're only making it harder on yourself. sizeof is an operator, not a function. Its value is calculated at compile time and therefore has no impact on performance at all.

[nemesis-]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Baltimore And it does it all the time, it's 2 in 2 Can you help me please?

What does the database data look like? Post a screen cap including the fields. This should help deduce what is wrong with your command. Include your SQL select statement that you use to populate your variables.

[Kimossab]

We need to know how you store the values into the objectinfos enum, only then we can know what's wrong with it.

Not only that, but why do you start a loop in 1 when you deal with arrays? All arrays start in 0 not 1.

Also you don't need that continue inside a if else statement. Not only that I do not understand why you break the loop like that.

So basically show us the whole cmd and how you set the ObjectsInfo values.