[Johnny_Ionut]

At the beginning of the script

pawn Code:

new NOUJ[32];

At OnGamemodeInit

pawn Code:

public OnGameModeInit()
if(fexist("NOUJ.cfg"))
{
    NOUJ = dini_Int("NOUJ.cfg", "Connections");
    printf("file \"NOUJ.txt\" located, variable NOUJ loaded (%s visitors)", NOUJ);
}

On enter text in TextDraw

pawn Code:

forward text(playerid);
public text(playerid)
{
    // same thing, so they won't see too much different.
    format(textdrawstring,sizeof(textdrawstring),"~w~Newest Account:~y~%s", NOUJ);
    TextDrawSetString(Textdraw2, textdrawstring);
}

At compile receive message as NOUJ be indexed (OnGamemodeInit). What do i do?

[LeonRP]

Show us the error I don't understand.

[Johnny_Ionut]

pawn Code:

C:\Documents and Settings\JohnnyDesktop\wdrp8.pwn(9180) : error 033: array must be indexed (variable "NOUJ")
Pawn compiler 3.2.3664          Copyright (c) 1997-2006, ITB CompuPhase


1 Error.

This error is from OnGamemodeInit

pawn Code:

NOUJ = dini_Int("NOUJ.cfg", "Connections");

[PaulDinam]

You're using a string for a file and it is not indexed at the rest of your codes, i'm pretty sure it's not gonna work like that.

[CalvinC]

You can use this:

pawn Code:

NOUJ[31] = dini_Int("NOUJ.cfg", "Connections");

It gives an error if you use 32, im not sure why.

[Johnny_Ionut]

Quote:

Originally Posted by CalvinC You can use this: pawn Code: NOUJ[31] = dini_Int("NOUJ.cfg", "Connections"); It gives an error if you use 32, im not sure why.

Now I no longer give error but I do not show when I enter the text from the file playing.

[Raul_Ro]

Change string

pawn Code:

new NOUJ[32];

to int

pawn Code:

new NOUJ;

because seems you don't need a string.

also change at OnGameModeInit and text(playerid) from %s to %d because %s is for strings and %d for int.


BTW, stop asking for help in PM

[Johnny_Ionut]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Raul_Ro Change string pawn Code: new NOUJ[32]; to int pawn Code: new NOUJ; because seems you don't need a string. also change at OnGameModeInit and text(playerid) from %s to %d because %s is for strings and %d for int. BTW, stop asking for help in PM

Now comes the number 0, not the text should show it.

[Johnny_Ionut]

Someone can help me?