[tom_jonez]

How would i define 1 word as a variable?

ex:

Code:

new var[64];
format(var,64,"%s",username[playerid]); //in this case, R4nk3d
#define a "var"

So when I type print(var) it prints R4nk3d.

[Byrner]

Having a similar problem, any takers ?

[niCe]

Quote:

Originally Posted by R4nk3d How would i define 1 word as a variable? ex: Code: new var[64]; format(var,64,"%s",username[playerid]); //in this case, R4nk3d #define a "var" So when I type print(var) it prints R4nk3d.

Code:

new var[64];
format(var,64,"%s",username[playerid]); //in this case, R4nk3d
print(var);

It already prints R4nk3d, doesn't it?

[tom_jonez]

i need to use it like this:

Code:

new var[64];
format(var,64,"%s",username[playerid]); //in this case, R4nk3d
#define a var
format(a,sizeof(a),"%s",field);

so i can put in say... Players[playerid][username] as the var string. define "a" as the var string. and then write a into pawno so the code reads, format(Players[playerid][username],sizeof(Players[playerid][username]),"%s",field); and not format(a,sizeof(a),"%s",field);

Get what I'm saying? It's hard for me to explain i think.

[Giacomand]

#DEFINE A format(var,64,"%s",username[playerid]);

?

[tom_jonez]

no that wont work because itll output:

format(format(var,64,"%s",Players[playerid][username]),sizeof(format(var,64,"%s",Players[playerid][username])),"%s",field);

[yezizhu]

Do you mean

pawn Code:

#define outputusername(%0) \
  print(playername[%0])

outputusername(playerid);

?

[tom_jonez]

yeah, i think so...

pawn Code:

#define var(%0,%1) \
  Players[%0][%1]

var(playerid,username)

would that work?

[Malice]

Please explain more clearly.

[Streetplaya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by R4nk3d yeah, i think so... pawn Code: #define var(%0,%1) \   Players[%0][%1] var(playerid,username) would that work?

Try it?