[TheRohlikar]

Hey guys,

could somebody explain me that problem? Because I really can't get through that...

Thank you.

Btw. I tried to recount it, change numbers, ... well, nothing happened.

PHP Code:

#define         ACMDS                   24
enum ACMDPROPERTIES{
    acmdACCESS,
    acmdCMD     [16],
    acmdHELP    [32]
}
new adminCMD[ACMDS][ACMDPROPERTIES] = {
    { 1,     "#"                    ,             "[TEXT]"                                                                     },
    { 3,     "/answer"            ,             "[Q-ID] [MSG]"                                                                 },
    { 3,     "/questions"        ,             " "                                                                         },
    { 5,     "/asay"                ,             "[MSG]"                                                                     },
    { 7,     "/ainfo"            ,             "[P-ID]"                                                                     },
    { 78,     "/goto"                ,             "[P-ID]"                                                                     },
    { 99,     "/tmute"            ,             "[P-ID] [REASON] [MONTHS] [DAYS] [HOURS] [SECONDS]"                         },
    { 105,     "/war"                ,             "[P-ID] [REASON]"                                                             },
    { 120,     "/get"                ,             "[P-ID]"                                                                     },
    { 140,     "/kick"                ,             "[P-ID] [REASON]"                                                             },
    { 154,     "/tfreeze"            ,             "[P-ID] [REASON] [MONTHS] [DAYS] [HOURS] [SECONDS]"                         },
    { 178,     "/tban"                ,             "[P-ID] [REASON] [MONTHS] [DAYS] [HOURS] [SECONDS]"                         },
    { 230,     "/banlist"            ,             " "                                                                         },
    { 240,     "/unban"            ,             "[P-NAME] [0,1,2=MUTE,FREEZE,BAN]"                                             },
    { 350,     "/setaa"            ,             "[P-ID] [ACCESS]"                                                             },
    { 350,     "/setalvl"            ,             "[P-ID] [LEVEL] [ACCESS | 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 350]"                     },
    { 999,     "/jobvehicles"        ,             "[JOBID] [fful, savepos, respawn, repair, eoff, eon, unlock, lock, delete]" },
    { 999,     "/arcon"            ,             "[gmx, exit, list, savedb]"                                                 },
    { 999,     "/listmission"        ,             " "                                                                         },
    { 999,     "/listcp"            ,             " "                                                                         },
    { 999,     "/listvehicle"        ,             " "                                                                         },
    { 999,     "/listjob"            ,             " "                                                                         },
    { 999,     "/listrank"            ,             " "                                                                         },
    { 999,     "/listhouse"        ,             " "                                                                         }
}; 


PHP Code:

C:\Users\RJ\Desktop\WinGTAsa\gamemodes\rn.pwn(193) : warning 228: length of initialler exceeds size of the enum field
C:\Users\RJ\Desktop\WinGTAsa\gamemodes\rn.pwn(193) : error 018: initialization data exceeds declared size 


[TheRohlikar]

PHP Code:

{      "/tmute"            ,99,             "[P-ID] [REASON] [MONTHS] [DAYS] [HOURS] [SECONDS]"                         }, 


That text was a problem. I just don't know why... Is it too long? Or it cannot be saved like that? Too many brackets? Don't understand.... :/

edit. it's connected with the length - but why, when I defined the length above?

done. was too short - 72 at least, srry... can't count i guess?

[cSharp]

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheRohlikar PHP Code: {      "/tmute"            ,99,             "[P-ID] [REASON] [MONTHS] [DAYS] [HOURS] [SECONDS]"                         },  That text was a problem. I just don't know why... Is it too long? Or it cannot be saved like that? Too many brackets? Don't understand.... :/ edit. it's connected with the length - but why, when I defined the length above? done. was too short - 72 at least, srry... can't count i guess?

still too long

(6 words 49 characters)

string[49 + 1] // +1 = \0

[Ermanhaut]

You're trying to make a tridimensional array, but only declared two parameters.

pawn Code:

new adminCMD[ACMDS][ACMDPROPERTIES][/*MAX_STRING_SIZE*/] = { 
    { 1,     "#"                    ,             "[TEXT]"                                                                     }, 
    { 3,     "/answer"            ,             "[Q-ID] [MSG]"                                                                 }, 
    { 3,     "/questions"        ,             " "                                                                         }, 
    { 5,     "/asay"                ,             "[MSG]"                                                                     }, 
    { 7,     "/ainfo"            ,             "[P-ID]"                                                                     }, 
    { 78,     "/goto"                ,             "[P-ID]"                                                                     }, 
    { 99,     "/tmute"            ,             "[P-ID] [REASON] [MONTHS] [DAYS] [HOURS] [SECONDS]"                         }, 
    { 105,     "/war"                ,             "[P-ID] [REASON]"                                                             }, 
    { 120,     "/get"                ,             "[P-ID]"                                                                     }, 
    { 140,     "/kick"                ,             "[P-ID] [REASON]"                                                             }, 
    { 154,     "/tfreeze"            ,             "[P-ID] [REASON] [MONTHS] [DAYS] [HOURS] [SECONDS]"                         }, 
    { 178,     "/tban"                ,             "[P-ID] [REASON] [MONTHS] [DAYS] [HOURS] [SECONDS]"                         }, 
    { 230,     "/banlist"            ,             " "                                                                         }, 
    { 240,     "/unban"            ,             "[P-NAME] [0,1,2=MUTE,FREEZE,BAN]"                                             }, 
    { 350,     "/setaa"            ,             "[P-ID] [ACCESS]"                                                             }, 
    { 350,     "/setalvl"            ,             "[P-ID] [LEVEL] [ACCESS | 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 350]"                     }, 
    { 999,     "/jobvehicles"        ,             "[JOBID] [fful, savepos, respawn, repair, eoff, eon, unlock, lock, delete]" }, 
    { 999,     "/arcon"            ,             "[gmx, exit, list, savedb]"                                                 }, 
    { 999,     "/listmission"        ,             " "                                                                         }, 
    { 999,     "/listcp"            ,             " "                                                                         }, 
    { 999,     "/listvehicle"        ,             " "                                                                         }, 
    { 999,     "/listjob"            ,             " "                                                                         }, 
    { 999,     "/listrank"            ,             " "                                                                         }, 
    { 999,     "/listhouse"        ,             " "                                                                         } 
};

[Calisthenics]

The fix is simple: acmdHELP[74] but I think he already solved it.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ermanhaut You're trying to make a tridimensional array, but only declared two parameters.

No, he is not. A 2D array consists of pairs {{1, 2}, {3, 4}}

[Ermanhaut]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Calisthenics No, he is not. A 2D array consists of pairs {{1, 2}, {3, 4}}

1D Arrays:

pawn Code:

new 1DArray[32] = { "Insert here a 32 characters string" };
new 1DArray1[10] = { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 };

2D Arrays:

pawn Code:

new playerName[MAX_PLAYERS][MAX_PLAYER_NAME];
new badVehicleNames[][MAX_VEHICLE_NAME] = {
  {"Clover"}, 
  {"Tampa"},
  {"Huntley"},
  {"Rancher"}
};

3D Arrays

pawn Code:

new randomStuff[][][] = {
  {"Pencil", "Book", "Screwdriver", "Rubber"},
  {"Tire", "Wheel", "Pedal", "Mirror"},
  {"Hand", "Ear", "Hair", "Retangle"}
};

new someNeatShit[][][] = {
  {4, "The ruler is ok", float:774.4},
  {5, "nice try mr. johnson", float:25.9},
  {11, "Tea is just grass sweat", float:44741.47}
};

Now tell me wich one of these is similar to his array.

[NaS]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ermanhaut 1D Arrays: pawn Code: new 1DArray[32] = { "Insert here a 32 characters string" }; new 1DArray1[10] = { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 }; 2D Arrays: pawn Code: new playerName[MAX_PLAYERS][MAX_PLAYER_NAME]; new badVehicleNames[][MAX_VEHICLE_NAME] = {   {"Clover"},   {"Tampa"},   {"Huntley"},   {"Rancher"} }; 3D Arrays pawn Code: new randomStuff[][][] = {   {"Pencil", "Book", "Screwdriver", "Rubber"},   {"Tire", "Wheel", "Pedal", "Mirror"},   {"Hand", "Ear", "Hair", "Retangle"} }; new someNeatShit[][][] = {   {4, "The ruler is ok", float:774.4},   {5, "nice try mr. johnson", float:25.9},   {11, "Tea is just grass sweat", float:44741.47} }; Now tell me wich one of these is similar to his array.

He uses an enum, which basically adds another dimension.

Your third example is a real 3D array, however your fourth array also uses an enum which makes the third dimension, so even that would be wrong (try it yourself with an enum)... It won't even compile (if you properly add an enum to it).


Furthermore the error message itself tells us that this is only an issue of insufficient array size inside the enum, not the dimension itself. Otherwise the error would happen in the first set of data.