[Sascha]

Hi guys,
I'm having an issue with the following array:

pawn Code:

new PlayerIn[5][3];

if I use this I get tons of warnings (as if a bracket } was missing)

Code:

(6571) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(6602) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(6616) : error 021: symbol already defined: "string"
(6751) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(6864) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(6894) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(6908) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(7054) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(7079) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(7239) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(7257) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(7275) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(7293) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(7311) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
7341) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(7452) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
(7476) : warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level


1 Error.

all these lines are referring to a completely other part of the script...
I've searched for missing brackets, but there are none. If I comment the line I've posted out, it works fine (except of the errors for that variable not to be defined obv.)

what have I done wrong with that array?


PS: the line above and below:

pawn Code:

new counts = 0;
new PlayerIn[5][3];
new tmp[400];

[arad55]

I think it should be

pawn Code:

new PlayerIn[5][3][];

but don't take me as granted. I didn't touch pawn for long time.

[Dutheil]

Have you declared a global variable "string" ?

[Sascha]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dutheil Have you declared a global variable "string" ?

Nope... As I mentioned, it works fine without that array, if I had a global string it would occur without that variable, too...


@arad: why would it? I thought it to be a 2 dimensional array... A list that stores 5 items with 3 specifications... an additional [] would be necessary if I was storing strings in it only, but I'm saving integers, or am I wrong with this?

[ATGOggy]

You know that this variable

pawn Code:

PlayerIn[5][3];

has no problem, so post more code.