[The Woody]

whats wrong with this "SaveFamilie"? inside scriptfiles i have a folder called "Families" and inside that i have 3 .ini files called Familie_1, Familie_2 and Familie_3.
And when i try to save the familie with

Код:

SaveFamilie( Player[playerid][Familie]);

it just prints:

Код:

Could not execute SaveFamilie(number).

What could be the problem?

Stock savefamilie:

pawn Код:

stock SaveFamilie( i )
{
    new FileName[ 21 ];
    format(FileName, sizeof(FileName), "Families/Familie_%d.ini", i);
    if(fexist(FileName) )
    {
        dini_IntSet(FileName, "Test1", Families[i][Test1]); // This is just a test it should work.
        dini_IntSet(FileName, "Test2", Families[i][Test2]); // This is just a test it should work.
        dini_IntSet(FileName, "Test3", Families[i][Test3]); // This is just a test it should work.

        printf( "[system] Familie %d saved.", i);
    }
    else
    {
        printf( "Could not execute SaveFamilie(%d).", i);
    }
}

[=WoR=Varth]

Are you sure you have the file? ("Families/Familie_%d.ini")

[The Woody]

Quote:

Originally Posted by varthshenon Are you sure you have the file? ("Families/Familie_%d.ini")

Yes i have it like this: scriptfiles/Families/And in here i have Familie_1, Familie_2, Familie_3.
I have no idea what could be wrong.

[The Woody]

Quote:

Originally Posted by [HLF]Southclaw The line [pawn if(fexist(FileName) )[/pawn] isn't returning because the file doesn't exist. Check case and do some data prints [printf] to check if the variables are all right Also make sure you have the extension right aswell [.ini]

Im gonna check up on everything.

Quote:

Originally Posted by [HLF]Southclaw And also the singular of families isn't familie, it's family.

Okaaay? i don't think thats my problem. But thanks anyway for pointing that out .

[The Woody]

Okay i changed this

pawn Код:

new FileName[ 21 ];

To this

pawn Код:

new FileName[ 31 ];

and now it saves, i guess i don't really understand that 100% then....

[=WoR=Varth]

That's the length of your string.

[The Woody]

Quote:

Originally Posted by [HLF]Southclaw Because your string length was too short, the file location didn't fit into the string, you probably ended up with something like "Families/Familie_1.i" 21 chars, misses out the rest of the file extension Understand now?

Oh yes thank you. That explains it all thank you .