[maramizo]

Well, we all know this:

pawn Код:

new arrayname[][1] =
{
     {blabla}
};

But, is there any chance that I can change it from that to:

pawn Код:

new arrayname[][1] =
{
     {blabla},
     {blabla}
};

Dynamically? Within the game without having to edit the code?

[FUNExtreme]

That is what [] allows you to do, yes

[maramizo]

But I cannot do either of the following:

pawn Код:

new myarray[][1] =
{
};

Nor:

pawn Код:

new myarray[][1] =
{
   {0}
};
//Later on
myarray[0][0] = blahblah //Returns that 1 is out of bounds.

[FUNExtreme]

Arrays start from 0. So new Array[] [1] = {7};

Then Array[0][0] is 7

[maramizo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by FUNExtreme Arrays start from 0. So Array[] [1] = {7}; Then Array[0][0] is 7

But then Array[1][0] doesn't exist, thus it's not infinite.
My aim is to make an infinite array which it's size could be set by a command or later on the script.

[FUNExtreme]

Something you don't give a value simply doesn't exist...

You can put Array[123][0] ≠ 2; and it should work. This is impossible with a predefined size

Though you'll have to test it. Maybe the compiler automaticly fills in the size when compiling.. Making it impossible

[Vince]

That is not possible.

[maramizo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by FUNExtreme Something you don't give a value simply doesn't exist... You can put Array[123][0] ≠ 2; and it should work. This is impossible with a predefined size

So this:

pawn Код:

new arrayname[][1] =
{
     {blabla},
     {blabla},
     {blabla},
     {blabla},
     {blabla},
     {blabla},
     {blabla},
     {blabla},
     {blabla},
     {blabla},
     {blabla},
     {blabla},
     {blabla},
     {blabla}
};

Is my only solution?

[FUNExtreme]

Actually.. Use foreach, it does what you want

[leonardo1434]

pawn Код:

new myarray[1][2] =
{
   {0,1} // size 2.
};
new myarray2[2][1] =
{
   {0},  // 2 rows and 1 of size.
   {1}
};