[DTV]

I was creating an enum for faction info and received an error on one of the lines.

pawn Код:

enum E_FACTION_DATA
{
    fID,
    fName[24],
    fType,
    fRankName[6][24], //this is the error line
    Float:fSpawnX,
    Float:fSpawnY,
    Float:fSpawnZ,
    Float:fSpawnA,
    fSpawnInterior,
    fSpawnVirtualWorld
}
new Faction[MAX_FACTIONS][E_FACTION_DATA];

Код:

error 001: expected token: "}", but found "["

What am I doing wrong here?

[RockyGamer]

Are you sure that the error is in that part of code?
I didn't get that error when writing it

[Kaliber]

Pawn just support 3 Dimensial Arrays...you wrote a 4 Dimensial Array..thats not possible..

[Threshold]

Really? You don't recall this thread?
https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=604383

Which led you to this thread?
https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=541426

[AndySedeyn]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kaliber Pawn just support 3 Dimensial Arrays...you wrote a 4 Dimensial Array..thats not possible..

It does kind of support 4D arrays if the last dimension is used for a string size (I assume), since this works:

PHP код:

#define MAX_FACTIONS    5
enum E_FACTION_DATA
{
    fID,
    fName[24],
    fType,
    Float:fSpawnX,
    Float:fSpawnY,
    Float:fSpawnZ,
    Float:fSpawnA,
    fSpawnInterior,
    fSpawnVirtualWorld
};
new Faction[MAX_FACTIONS][E_FACTION_DATA];
#define MAX_RANKS   6
enum E_FACTION_RANK_DATA
{
    fRankName[24]
};
new FactionRanks[MAX_FACTIONS][MAX_RANKS][E_FACTION_RANK_DATA]; 


[DTV]

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndySedeyn It does kind of support 4D arrays if the last dimension is used for a string size (I assume), since this works: PHP код: #define MAX_FACTIONS    5 enum E_FACTION_DATA {     fID,     fName[24],     fRankName[6][24],     fType,     Float:fSpawnX,     Float:fSpawnY,     Float:fSpawnZ,     Float:fSpawnA,     fSpawnInterior,     fSpawnVirtualWorld }; new Faction[MAX_FACTIONS][E_FACTION_DATA]; #define MAX_RANKS   6 enum E_FACTION_RANK_DATA {     fRankName[24] }; new FactionRanks[MAX_FACTIONS][MAX_RANKS][E_FACTION_DATA];

I'll try and use this, I had forgotten that it wouldn't work since at the time, I was working with variables that were similar to the faction rank variable, but instead being outside of an enum completely.

[AndySedeyn]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DTV I'll try and use this, I had forgotten that it wouldn't work since at the time, I was working with variables that were similar to the faction rank variable, but instead being outside of an enum completely.

I edited my code in that reply, by the way. I see that your quote contains the unedited version of my reply.