[admiralspeedy]

This is driving me crazy and I'm not sure what the cause of it is. Basically I have an enumerator for my player data:

Код:

enum pData
{
     Username[NAME_LENGTH],
     Password[PASSWORD_LENGTH],
     Admin,
     Mute,
     Frozen,
     Jail,
     Cell,
     Wanted,
     Money,
     Score,
     LastIP[IP_LENGTH],
     LoginAttempts,
     LoggedIn,
     Team
};

new PlayerData[MAX_PLAYERS][pData];

This works fine, but due to the way I check some team related things, I need the player's team to default to value (let's say 1). I know I could do this in OnPlayerConnect with PlayerData[playerid][Team] = 1;, which I was doing but I would like to just initialize "Team" inside the enum. I did some searching and everywhere I can find info shows that the following should work:

Код:

enum pData
{
     Username[NAME_LENGTH],
     Password[PASSWORD_LENGTH],
     Admin,
     Mute,
     Frozen,
     Jail,
     Cell,
     Wanted,
     Money,
     Score,
     LastIP[IP_LENGTH],
     LoginAttempts,
     LoggedIn,
     Team = 1
};

new PlayerData[MAX_PLAYERS][pData];

But it doesn't. By adding the "= 1" I get CnC.pwn(79 -- 80) : error 008: must be a constant expression; assumed zero and I get CnC.pwn() : error 032: array index out of bounds (variable "PlayerData") for every line that references the enum.

I tried adding a comma and a semicolon after " = 1" and neither worked and then I tried moving "Team" elsewhere in the enum and noticed that as long as it's not the last thing in the enum, it works fine.

Код:

enum pData
{
     Username[NAME_LENGTH],
     Password[PASSWORD_LENGTH],
     Admin,
     Mute,
     Frozen,
     Jail,
     Cell,
     Wanted,
     Money,
     Score,
     LastIP[IP_LENGTH],
     LoginAttempts,
     Team = 1,
     LoggedIn
};

new PlayerData[MAX_PLAYERS][pData];

Moving it so it's not the last item and has a comma after works fine and all but I'd really like to know why this is because in the future I may have an enum that requires me to initialize each part and I can't initialize the last one except by doing it outside in another function.

https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=318307
Is the thread that I looked at and it shows that it should work fine. Plus I read several pieces of documentation on PAWN, C++ and other languages with similar syntax and it seems that it should work.

[Quickie]

EDIT:NVM

[admiralspeedy]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ****** 1) That tutorial says nothing of the sort. It mentions that syntax, then goes on to explain what it is used for (and if you still need clarification, that's what pawn-lang.pdf is for). 2) PAWN is not C++! Just because you can do something in an entirely different language that happens to look a little superficially similar, does NOT mean you can do it in PAWN. If you want to learn C++, that's fine; if you want to learn PAWN, that's fine; just don't assume that ANY knowledge translates!

Код:

enum
    e_PlayerInfo
{
    SCORE,
    MONEY = 9,
    KILLS = 5,
    DEATHS = 56
};

new pInfo[MAX_PLAYERS][e_PlayerInfo];

printf("%i | %i | %i | %i", pInfo[0][SCORE], pInfo[0][MONEY], pInfo[0][KILLS], pInfo[0][DEATHS]);

That is literally pulled from the thread and shows exactly what I want.

I didn't say PAWN was C++ or any other language. I couldn't find what I was looking for in pawn-lang.pdf (I'm sure it's in there somewhere but I couldn't find it). Also, from my experience with C++ and previous research, the syntax is extremely similar so I thought I would try it, and according to that thread it's identical (at least in the case of enumerators).