[DTV]

I was just wondering if it was possible to have a two dimensional array within an enum, something like

pawn Code:

enum info
{
    Example[][],
    Example2[][]
};
new Stat[MAX_PLAYERS][info]; //Not sure if this line would be right, but that's why I'm asking :P

[-CaRRoT]

No it's not possible as that would make it a 4 dimensional array and they're not supported.

You'll have to define it separately.

Code:

new Example[MAX_PLAYERS][][];

This is correct tho.

Code:

new Stat[MAX_PLAYERS][info];

[Misiur]

Zeex's compiler supports 4d arrays. But, you would need to specify array sizes from the beginning

[introzen]

Most commonly there are really no need for a 4D array. State your intentions and we might figure out a way to work around it.

[DTV]

An inventory system where the first array would be the slot number and the second array would be the amount number.

pawn Code:

Example[1][5] //That would be in slot 1 and the amount in that slot would be 5, if my explaining isn't good :P

[AndySedeyn]

https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=541426

[Black Axe]

Wrong post/thread.

[-CaRRoT]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DTV An inventory system where the first array would be the slot number and the second array would be the amount number. pawn Code: Example[1][5] //That would be in slot 1 and the amount in that slot would be 5, if my explaining isn't good :P

Then you should use my method.

Code:

new Example[MAX_PLAYERS][][];

You could even link it to an enum, here's an example.

Code:

new Inventory[MAX_PLAYERS][MAX_SLOTS][InvVars];

enum InvVars
{
	Var1,
        Var2
};

[DTV]

Alright, I think I understand what I can do now. Thanks to all of you