[MD5]

Here's the code:

Код:

stock SetPlayerTeamFromClass(playerid, classid)
{
		new pName[MAX_PLAYER_NAME];
		
        if(classid >= 0 && classid <= 2) pName[playerid][gTeam] = TEAM_NANANG;
        else if(classid >= 3 && classid <= 5) pName[playerid][gTeam] = TEAM_FIERRO;
        else if(classid >= 6 && classid <= 8) pName[playerid][gTeam] = TEAM_TRIAD;
        else if(classid >= 9 && classid <= 11) pName[playerid][gTeam] = TEAM_BIKER;
        else if(classid >= 12 && classid <= 14) pName[playerid][gTeam] = TEAM_MAFIA;
        else if(classid >= 14 && classid <= 17) pName[playerid][gTeam] = TEAM_ARMY;
}

Here's the errors:

Код:

C:\Users\\Desktop\GAMEMODE\gamemodes\lsgw.pwn(653) : warning 215: expression has no effect
C:\Users\\Desktop\GAMEMODE\gamemodes\lsgw.pwn(653) : error 001: expected token: ";", but found "["
C:\Users\\Desktop\GAMEMODE\gamemodes\lsgw.pwn(653) : error 029: invalid expression, assumed zero
C:\Users\\Desktop\GAMEMODE\gamemodes\lsgw.pwn(653) : warning 215: expression has no effect
C:\Users\\Desktop\GAMEMODE\gamemodes\lsgw.pwn(653) : error 001: expected token: ";", but found "]"
C:\Users\\Desktop\GAMEMODE\gamemodes\lsgw.pwn(653) : fatal error 107: too many error messages on one line

[ATGOggy]

643rd line?

[Kevln]

The use of the variable "pName" is totally wrong.

pawn Код:

stock SetPlayerTeamFromClass(playerid, classid)
{
    new pName[MAX_PLAYER_NAME];

    if(classid >= 0 && classid <= 2) strcat(pName, TEAM_NANANG);
    else if(classid >= 3 && classid <= 5) strcat(pName, TEAM_FIERRO);
    else if(classid >= 6 && classid <= 8) strcat(pName, TEAM_TRIAD);
    else if(classid >= 9 && classid <= 11) strcat(pName, TEAM_BIKER);
    else if(classid >= 12 && classid <= 14) strcat(pName, TEAM_MAFIA);
    else if(classid >= 14 && classid <= 17) strcat(pName, TEAM_ARMY);
    return pName;
}

[ATGOggy]

I suggest you to learn more about variables and player variables.

[d1git]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kevln The use of the variable "pName" is totally wrong. pawn Код: stock SetPlayerTeamFromClass(playerid, classid) {     new pName[MAX_PLAYER_NAME];     if(classid >= 0 && classid <= 2) strcat(pName, TEAM_NANANG);     else if(classid >= 3 && classid <= 5) strcat(pName, TEAM_FIERRO);     else if(classid >= 6 && classid <= 8) strcat(pName, TEAM_TRIAD);     else if(classid >= 9 && classid <= 11) strcat(pName, TEAM_BIKER);     else if(classid >= 12 && classid <= 14) strcat(pName, TEAM_MAFIA);     else if(classid >= 14 && classid <= 17) strcat(pName, TEAM_ARMY);     return pName; }

I thought strcat(); wasn't used for replacing strings? I've always used myStrcpy();

[MD5]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ATGOggy I suggest you to learn more about variables and player variables.

OK, well.. pName was just a temp fix; but even without pName I still had the same error.

[ATGOggy]

Can u shpw ur real code with the real variables?

[MD5]

Instead of pName it was pInfo, which I could've switched to playerdata, which would've had the same error.

[AbyssMorgan]

This code is to suck
new pName[MAX_PLAYER_NAME]; //for string, len 24
pName[playerid][gTeam] //and how it has to top ^^

variable in the function will not save her outside ~.~

Go learn to pawn.

[MD5]

Quote:

Originally Posted by AbyssMorgan This code is to suck new pName[MAX_PLAYER_NAME]; //for string, len 24 pName[playerid][gTeam] //and how it has to top ^^ variable in the function will not save her outside ~.~ Go learn to pawn.

Go learn English you dumb fuck.