[Vince]

Hi

I followed this tutorial on how to read from ini files. Currently, I'm stuck with my script:

Код:

D:\Documents and Settings\Vince\Mijn Documenten\SA-MP SERVER\gamemodes\island.pwn(440) : error 033: array must be indexed (variable "owner")
Pawn compiler 3.2.3664	 	 	Copyright © 1997-2006, ITB CompuPhase


1 Error.

pawn Код:

public OnPlayerPickUpPickup(playerid, pickupid)
{
    new inimessage[256], inisection[32];
    new owner[MAX_PLAYER_NAME], buyprice[32], rent[32];

    for(new p = 0; p <= sizeof(Icons_Houses_A); p++)
    {
        if(pickupid == Icons_Houses_A[p])
        {
          format(inisection, sizeof(inisection), "HOUSE_%d", p);
          getINIStringDefault("HOUSES_A.ini", inisection, "owner", "No-one", owner);
          getINIStringDefault("HOUSES_A.ini", inisection, "price", "0", buyprice);
          getINIStringDefault("HOUSES_A.ini", inisection, "rent", "0", rent);

            if(owner == "No-one") // <= this is the line with the error
             {
                format(inimessage, sizeof(inimessage), "~w~This house is ~r~FOR SALE~w~~n~Buy for: ~g~$%d", buyprice);
                GameTextForPlayer(playerid, inimessage, 5000, 5);
            }
            else
            {
            format(inimessage, sizeof(inimessage), "~w~This house is owned by: ~r~%s ~w~~n~Rent: ~~g$%d", owner, rent);
                GameTextForPlayer(playerid, inimessage, 3000, 5);
            }
        }
    }
    return 1;
}

Thanks in advance!

[Jefff]

Код:

if(owner == "No-one") // <= this is the line with the error

Код:

if(!strcmp(owner, "No-one", true))

[Vince]

Ok, now it compiles, but now I have a different problem.

When I enter the pickup at a house (doesn't matter which one), I always get the message: "This house is for sale. buy for $48".
I don't know where the 48 comes from, because it's not in the script nor the ini file.
Also, I changed the owner of house id 0 to 'Test' and it still displays the same message.

I know the loop is working correctly, 'cause I had the server print the id's of the houses.

Edit: nevermind. I fixed it with valstr.