[DuyDang2412]

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Originally Posted by Calisthenics AmigaBlizzard has got a point. Instead of saving money as string, you can have 2 integer arrays. One being for money and the other for coins. Showing the money would look like this (an example): pawn Код: format(string, sizeof string, "My money: %d.%02d$", gPlayer[playerid][Money], gPlayer[playerid][Coins]); The need of splitting is now unnecessary. %02d ads zero in front in case it is 1 digit. "9" becomes "09".

Actually, I also have those 2 integer arrays just like what you said. It seems that I should write another function like this:

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_givePlayerMoney(playerid, cash, coin) // I think this will be the best

not

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_givePlayerMoney(playerid, Float:cash)

Thank you!

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Originally Posted by ****** floatround floatfract Don't use strings to process numbers.

Sorry but I don't understand much. I haven't found out the way to work with those two functions.
And this is how I use string to do my thing:

PHP код:

_givePlayerMoney(playerid, Float:amount)
{
    new _money[18],
        _cash,
        _coin;
    format(_money, sizeof(_money), "%.2f", amount);
    sscanf(_money, "p<.>dd", _cash, _coin);
    ResetPlayerMoney(playerid);
    character[playerid][cash] += _cash;
    character[playerid][coin] += _coin;
    SetPlayerMoney(playerid, character[playerid][cash]);
    updatePlayerCoinTextDraw(playerid); // I create a textdraw to display player's coin
    return 1;
}