[Mya]

Hi,
i got 3 problem about warning 202: number of arguments does not match definition

this is line

PHP Code:

CMD:drift1(playerid, params[])
{
    SetPlayerPos(playerid, 5924,-4716.8574,112.5937,263); // << This IS 1
    SendClientMessageToAll(playerid, BLUE, "Has gone to /drift1"); << This Is 2
        GameTextForPlayer(playerid, "Welcome To Drift1", 3000, 5);
    new string[128], pName[MAX_PLAYER_NAME];
    GetPlayerName(playerid, pName, MAX_PLAYER_NAME);
    format(string, sizeof(string), "~r~%s ~w~has Teleported to ~y~/drift1",pName);
     SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, 0);
    return 1;
} 


PHP Code:

F:\My Documents\Unduhan\Mya\gamemodes\Build9.pwn(2946) : warning 202: number of arguments does not match definition
F:\My Documents\Unduhan\Mya\gamemodes\Build9.pwn(4405) : warning 202: number of arguments does not match definition
F:\My Documents\Unduhan\Mya\gamemodes\Build9.pwn(4406) : warning 202: number of arguments does not match definition 


And

PHP Code:

    #define DIALOG_DRIFT                                            62
if(dialogid == DIALOG_DRIFT)
    {
        if(response)
        {
            if(listitem == 0) cmd_drift1(playerid); // << This IS 3
        }
    } 


Thanks. And Please Help Me.

[X337]

Change

Code:

SetPlayerPos(playerid, 5924,-4716.8574,112.5937,263);

to

Code:

SetPlayerPos(playerid, 5924.000,-4716.8574,112.5937);

I see 5 parameter on your SetPlayerPos, see this https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/SetPlayerPos

and remove playerid, from SendClientMessageToAll

Code:

SendClientMessageToAll(BLUE, "Has gone to /drift1");

[Mya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by bondowocopz Change Code: SetPlayerPos(playerid, 5924,-4716.8574,112.5937,263); to Code: SetPlayerPos(playerid, 5924.000,-4716.8574,112.5937); I see 5 parameter on your SetPlayerPos, see this https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/SetPlayerPos and remove playerid, from SendClientMessageToAll Code: SendClientMessageToAll(BLUE, "Has gone to /drift1");

Thanks, All already fixed

[JaKe Elite]

Additional help, If you want your 5th parameter which is Angle to be added on teleporting.

Just do this.

Add this below SetPlayerPos

pawn Code:

SetPlayerFacingAngle(playerid, 263);

[X337]

Code:

SetPlayerFacingAngle(playerid, 263.0);

Second arguments must be Float, mate

[ATGOggy]

There's one more error:

PHP Code:

if(listitem == 0) cmd_drift1(playerid) 


Change it to:

PHP Code:

if(listitem == 0) cmd_drift1(playerid, "") 


[CalvinC]

Quote:

Originally Posted by bondowocopz Code: SetPlayerFacingAngle(playerid, 263.0); Second arguments must be Float, mate

There's no difference of 263.0, and 263.
Like there's no difference of 1.010 and 1.01, i could do 263.00000, and it's still the same as 263.

[X337]

Quote:

Originally Posted by CalvinC There's no difference of 263.0, and 263. Like there's no difference of 1.010 and 1.01, i could do 263.00000, and it's still the same as 263.

Sorry, i think second arguments must be Float and you get warning when you use an integer.

[Mya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by CalvinC There's no difference of 263.0, and 263. Like there's no difference of 1.010 and 1.01, i could do 263.00000, and it's still the same as 263.

Quote:

Originally Posted by bondowocopz Sorry, i think second arguments must be Float and you get warning when you use an integer.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ATGOggy There's one more error: PHP Code: if(listitem == 0) cmd_drift1(playerid)  Change it to: PHP Code: if(listitem == 0) cmd_drift1(playerid, "")

Quote:

Originally Posted by bondowocopz Code: SetPlayerFacingAngle(playerid, 263.0); Second arguments must be Float, mate

Quote:

Originally Posted by JaKe Elite Additional help, If you want your 5th parameter which is Angle to be added on teleporting. Just do this. Add this below SetPlayerPos pawn Code: SetPlayerFacingAngle(playerid, 263);

ok Jake, Thanks for additional help
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All warnings allraedy fixed, thanks all

[Vince]

Quote:

Originally Posted by CalvinC There's no difference of 263.0, and 263.

That is actually not true, at all. If you insert an integer where a float is expected Pawn will implicitly convert it. Many other languages, however, require you to explicitly specify the ".0" otherwise the value will be treated as an integer.

Say, if you did:

Code:

new result = 10 / 3;

result would be 3. Not 3.33333. Just 3.

Whereas if you did:

Code:

new result = 10 / 3.0;

You would get a tag mismatch warning because result is not a floating point number.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_754

You should always add the .0 when dealing with floats to prevent preventable errors.