[Remi-X]

Hi, i'm busy with a new script, but a tiny bug halted me. The wiki says the following:

Quote:

new myVariable = 5, myArray[myVariable];

@ https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Scripting_Basics >> Arrays

But, when I use the following, which is slightly the same:

Код:

public SomePublic()
{
	new bananaAmount = GetMaxPlayers(); //Which gets a number
	new bananaSlot[bananaAmount]; // Error rule
	return 1;
}

I get three errors, all on the same rule, from the same thing, and makes a fourth fatal error:

Quote:

1. error 008: must be a constant expression; assumed zero 2. error 009: invalid array size (negative, zero or out of bounds) 3. error 036: empty statement 4. fatal error 107: too many error messages on one line

What is the problem? (Yeah, I know I can use MAX_PLAYERS also in stead of GetMaxPlayers, but this is an example script. The real script really needs away like this.)

I'm using the 0.3a server.

EDIT: Even the exact same as the wiki says doesn't work.

[Pawno_Master]

Maybe use for the first new

#define blabla = blabla
new Blabla[blabla]

[Remi-X]

Defines can't have functions. Like:
#define MAX_PLAYERS_2 GetMaxPlayers();
Crashed my compiler the last time I did that.

[yom]

No:

pawn Код:

#define MAX_PLAYERS_2 GetMaxPlayers()

printf("%d", MAX_PLAYERS_2); //this is valid.

new array[MAX_PLAYERS_2]; //this is not valid because the array MUST be initiallized with a constant value.

5 is a constant, GetMaxPlayers() isn't. So what you want to do is not possible.

RTFM for more informations.

[Pawno_Master]

that's what i mean xd

[Finn]

Can you read?

From SA-MP Wiki:

Quote:

That code will declare an array 5 slots big, so you can store 5 pieces of normal data at once in that single what you can't do is something like the following: new myVariable = 5, myArray[myVariable];

[Westie]

You can however:

pawn Код:

const
    iVariable = 5;

new
    aArray[iVariable];