[_Ben_[Fux-c.co.il RP]]

format(lastname[playerid], sizeof(lastname[playerid]), "%s", sendername);

Whats the problem here?

gamemodes\larp.pwn(15851) : error 001: expected token: "]", but found "-identifier-"
gamemodes\larp.pwn(15851) : warning 215: expression has no effect
gamemodes\larp.pwn(15851) : error 001: expected token: ";", but found "]"
gamemodes\larp.pwn(15851) : error 029: invalid expression, assumed zero
gamemodes\larp.pwn(15851) : fatal error 107: too many error messages on one line

[jyrno42]

You can't do sizeof on multi-dimensional arrays, just use a value there.

[_Ben_[Fux-c.co.il RP]]

So how should I do it works ?

[Correlli]

Something like this:

pawn Код:

format(lastname[playerid], MAX_PLAYER_NAME, "%s", sendername);

or:

pawn Код:

format(lastname[playerid], sizeof(lastname), "%s", sendername);

[_Ben_[Fux-c.co.il RP]]

Working

Thanks .

[MenaceX^]

Show on the way this: lastname[playerid]
I'm afraid you didn't do it good so only 1 word can enter.

[Dabombber]

RTFM?

Quote:

Originally Posted by http://www.compuphase.com/pawn/Pawn_Language_Guide.pdf With multi-dimensional arrays, the sizeof operator can return the number of elements in each dimension. For the last (minor) dimension, an element will again be a cell, but for the major dimension(s), an element is a sub-array. In the following code snippet, observe that the syntax sizeof matrix refers to the major dimension of the two-dimensional array and the syntax sizeof matrix[] refers to the minor dimension of the array. The values that this snippet prints are 3 and 2 (for the major and minor dimensions respectively): pawn Код: new matrix[3][2] = { { 1, 2 }, { 3, 4 }, { 5, 6 } }; printf("%d %d", sizeof(matrix), sizeof(matrix[]));

[Nero_3D]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dabombber RTFM? Quote: Originally Posted by http://www.compuphase.com/pawn/Pawn_Language_Guide.pdf With multi-dimensional arrays, the sizeof operator can return the number of elements in each dimension. For the last (minor) dimension, an element will again be a cell, but for the major dimension(s), an element is a sub-array. In the following code snippet, observe that the syntax sizeof matrix refers to the major dimension of the two-dimensional array and the syntax sizeof matrix[] refers to the minor dimension of the array. The values that this snippet prints are 3 and 2 (for the major and minor dimensions respectively): pawn Код: new matrix[3][2] = { { 1, 2 }, { 3, 4 }, { 5, 6 } }; printf("%d %d", sizeof(matrix), sizeof(matrix[]));

fine or fucking manual ? ^^ actually you didnt need to post that
Just let the unknowing be unknowing