[TommyB]

Quote:

Originally Posted by [HLF]Southclaw @Salik, @TommyB, @IstuntmanI - do not use strlen for non-strings under any circumstances! If you pass a brand new array, strlen will return 0 and I don't think it would do any harm, the maxlen param ends its life in this function: https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/s...oArray#L92-108 but it certainly wouldn't do anything useful at all. Use sizeof, it's even the default. You can also limit the amount of work done by using some value lower than sizeof if for example you only want the closest 3 items.

That's strange because the following code works flawlessly for me.

PHP код:

new DynamicPickup:pickups[300], Float:x, Float:y, Float:z, id, pickuparray[2];
GetPlayerPos(playerid, x, y, z);
Streamer_GetNearbyItems(x, y, z, STREAMER_TYPE_PICKUP, pickups, 300, dist);
for(new p = 0; p < strlen(_:pickups); p++)
{
    Streamer_GetArrayData(STREAMER_TYPE_PICKUP, pickups[p], E_STREAMER_EXTRA_ID, pickuparray);
    //...
} 


In fact, running that code in an area that only has two pickups gives me these results with strlen and sizeof.

Код:

[14:28:02] strlen: 2 sizeof: 300

The loop works exactly as intended and only iterates twice where I tested it. Using sizeof would in my case would would cause 300 iterations, 298 of them being absolutely useless.