[iggy1]

Hi, my problem is i need to copy a string from a variadic function. I will post an example of what i mean.

This code is obviously bugged i know that, it should make clear what i want to do though (i hope).

pawn Код:

foo( ... )
{
    new
        ch,
        idx,
        szBuffer[ 64 ],//this would be the query in my code
        iArgs = numargs()
    ;
    
    for( new i = 0; i < iArgs; ++i )
    {
        for( ;; )
        {
            szBuffer[ idx ] = getarg( i , idx );//how to turn this result into a char
            
            if( szBuffer[ idx ] == EOS )
            {
                idx = 0;
                break;
            }
            
            idx++;
        }
    }
}

The real reason i want to know how to do this is; I'm creating a function that builds SQL queries.

[aRoach]

valstr ?
Maybe do a valstrEx:

pawn Код:

valstrEx( value, bool:pack = false )
{
    new p_Str[ 500 ];
    valstr( p_Str, value, pack );
    
    return 1;
}

Sorry if I did not understand

[iggy1]

Appears as if it will work, can't believe i have never used that function before.

Thanks M8. +1

[Joe Staff]

You want to turn a single integer into a single character?
If so, as an integer it will automatically translate into a character.

pawn Код:

printf("Printing: %c - %c",'A',65);

should print
Printing: A - A

[iggy1]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe Staff You want to turn a single integer into a single character? If so, as an integer it will automatically translate into a character. pawn Код: printf("Printing: %c - %c",'A',65); should print Printing: A - A

Thanks for the reply, if you could look at my first post this line "szBuffer[ idx ] = getarg( i , idx );"
Would i be able to use "szBuffer" as a normal string?

[Joe Staff]

If you're expecting "getarg( i , idx);" to return a single letter/character, then yes.

pawn Код:

string[5];
string="test";
print(string);
string[0]=116;
string[1]=101;
string[2]=115;
string[3]=116;
string[4]=EOS;
print(string);

Should return
test
test

[iggy1]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe Staff If you're expecting "getarg( i , idx);" to return a single letter/character, then yes.

Thanks M8 for the quick reply another +1

I feel like a wolly for not making a simple test like that myself.

PROBLEM SOLVED.