[The Woody]

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Originally Posted by Babul i suggest you to waste some harddisc space for creating one file per number, and let the filesystem do the dirty work (sorting) for you: Код: new PhoneNumber[MAX_PLAYERS];//you already got an array for the phonenumbers. use yours indeed.. heres a sort of PhoneNumer saving snippet: Код: your code.. a /call or /GetPlayerFromPhoneNumber <number> command is possible very easy this way... if i would get the number 11275 as "Babul", then the file "scriptfiles/PhoneNumbers/11275" would contain simply "Babul". if you want a /GetPhoneNumberFromPlayer <Name> command, its also a good idea to store the PhoneNumber in another file with the PlayerName as filename...

Oh ive made it like this:

pawn Код:

#define ALL_NUMBER_FILE             "AllNumbers.txt" // on top
 
new string[128], Number; // when i buy a phone
Player[playerid][PhoneN] = 940+random(699);
format( string, sizeof( string ), "You have purchased a cellphone. Your number is %d.", Player[playerid][PhoneN]);
SendClientMessage( playerid, WHITE, string);
Number = Player[playerid][PhoneN];
AddNumberToFile(ALL_NUMBER_FILE, Number);
 

stock AddNumberToFile(DFileName[], Number) // a stock.
{
    new File:NumFile, Line[128];

    format(Line, sizeof(Line), "%i\r\n", Number);
    NumFile = fopen(DFileName, io_append);
    fwrite(NumFile, Line);
    fclose(NumFile);
    return 1;
}

This only uses one txt file but maybe your way is better ill try playing around with it.