pawn Код:
// Set your defines, this helps to reference certain values later on as we can't use sizeof() to determine the size
#define MAX_VEHICLE_MODELS 11
// Again, set an ID for the dialog. You will want to set a unique number here, so OnDialogResponse doesn't make mistakes handling your dialog code.
#define DIALOG_VEHICLES 2
// Create an enum with the two variables
enum v_info {
v_szName[32],
v_iPrice
}
// Populate the data in the enum with the MAX_VEHICLE_MODELS dimension
new VehicleInfo[MAX_VEHICLE_MODELS][v_info] =
{
{"Landstalker",10000},
{"Bravura",10000},
{"Buffalo",10000},
{"Linerunner",10000},
{"Perrenial",10000},
{"Sentinel",10000},
{"Dumper",10000},
{"Firetruck",10000},
{"Trashmaster",10000},
{"Stretch",10000},
{"Manana",10000}
};
// Here's a function to show a player the vehicle list, along with prices.
stock ShowPlayerVehicleList(playerid) {
new
szDialogMessage[32 * MAX_VEHICLE_MODELS]; // Set a large size for this variable, as we will overflow smaller sized variables. We need to populate the list with model information.
// Create the first message in the dialog
format(szDialogMessage, sizeof(szDialogMessage), "Vehicles:\n");
// Now begin formatting the information to show in the dialog, repeating the previous information for the final display in the dialog
for(new i = 0; i < MAX_VEHICLE_MODELS; i++) {
format(szDialogMessage, sizeof(szDialogMessage), "%s- %s (price: $%d)\n", szDialogMessage, VehicleInfo[i][v_szName], VehicleInfo[i][v_iPrice]);
}
// Whenever it loops through a vehicle model, it will add to the string at the end of it with the vehicle model information, helping us form the information all in to one string
ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, DIALOG_VEHICLES, DIALOG_STYLE_MSGBOX, "Vehicles", szDialogMessage, "OK", "Cancel");
return 1;
}
I have only been able to test that this code compiles, rather than test it in-game, but this should help you with your problem.
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