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Originally Posted by Dystans My issue was another, but thanks. But now I would like to use the strfind function, that in C++ and GDK don't exists. So... how I can modify this code to work properly? pawn Code: int GetVehicleModelIDFromName(char vname[]) {     for(int i = 0; i < 211; i++)     {         if(strfind(aVehicleNames[i], vname) != -1) // I don't know what I could replace strfind. When I'm tried with string::vname.find - I've an bug - when I wrote "/car infernus", I received Landstalker...         return i + 400;     }     return -1; }

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Originally Posted by iggy1 pawn Code: int GetVehicleModelIDFromName(std::string vname) {     for(int i = 0; i < 211; i++)     {         if( vname.find( aVehicleNames[i] ) != std::string::npos )         {             return i + 400;         }     }     return -1; }

if you always know the exact name I recommend you guys the C++ approach :P

pawn Code:

#include <algorithm>
    #include <string> 
    #include <map>

    std::map<std::string,unsigned int> Vehicles;
    void InitVehicleNames()
    {
        //for consistency use only lowercase, or uppercase, but not both
        Vehicles["landstalker"] = 400;
        Vehicles["bravura"] = 401;
        //....
    }
    unsigned int GetVehicleIdFromName(std::string name)//returns 0 when not found
    {
        //uncomment if you want case-insensetive compare
        //std::string lowername(name);
        //std::transform(name.begin(), name.end(), name.begin(), ::tolower);
        if(Vehicles.find(name) != Vehicles.end())
            return Vehicles[name];//change 'name' to 'lowername' for case insensetive compare
        return 0;
    }