[denNorske]

Hello, quick question.

Why would the code giving me a tag mismatch, even when the forwarded variable is originally defined in an enum, then forwarded from OnDialogResponse to a function called "TogglePCPSettings" ? I can't seem to understand the compiler here. The case under "OnDialogResponse" throws no warnings. (switch(dialogid)).

PHP код:

enum dialogids
{
    ...,
    ...,
    pcpSettings,
    ...,
    ...
};
TogglePCPSettings(playerid, dialogid, listitem)
{
    if(dialogid == pcpSettings)  //Giving a tag mismatch.
    {
        if(listitem == 1)
        {
            ..
        }
    ..
}
//OnDialogResponse:
case pcpSettings:
{
    if(!response)
        ShowPCPMenu(playerid);
    else
    {
        TogglePCPSettings(playerid, dialogid, listitem);
    }
    return 1;
} 


[Michael@Belgium]

Just do

Код:

enum { ... }

No need to give it a name. Else u need to make a new variable like

Код:

new Dialogs[dialogids]

and use that in the if statement

[SyS]

remove the alias of enumerator
Edit: i hate this forum

[denNorske]

Thanks, I'll try that, didn't realise it had an impact.

Edit: Solution was to remove the enum name. Thanks Sreyas.
Any explanation to what happens to the enum? does it become

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dialogids:pcpSettings

?

[Michael@Belgium]

Thats the kind of enum i mean u have to make. Without a name. You have

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enum dialogids { }

while it better be

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enum { }

[NaS]

Quote:

Originally Posted by denNorske Thanks, I'll try that, didn't realise it had an impact. Edit: Solution was to remove the enum name. Thanks Sreyas. Any explanation to what happens to the enum? does it become Код: dialogids:pcpSettings ?

Yea, they are pretty much like tags internally.

You can still keep the name of the enum, but you will have to do:

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if(dialogid == _:pcpSettings)

Which is just unneccessary in most cases.

But this can also be very useful if you want to make toggleable dialogs.

You'd just have to create an array with that enum and could do

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DialogEnabled[pcpSettings] = 1;

and in OnDialogResponse

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if(!DialogEnabled[dialogids:dialogid]) return 1;

or similar.

After all it would probably be easier to do it without the enum name, but it's possible. Dialogs are also a bad example here.

[denNorske]

Quote:

Originally Posted by NaS Yea, they are pretty much like tags internally. You can still keep the name of the enum, but you will have to do: Код: if(dialogid == _:pcpSettings) Which is just unneccessary in most cases. But this can also be very useful if you want to make toggleable dialogs. You'd just have to create an array with that enum and could do Код: DialogEnabled[pcpSettings] = 1; and in OnDialogResponse Код: if(!DialogEnabled[dialogids:dialogid]) return 1; or similar. After all it would probably be easier to do it without the enum name, but it's possible. Dialogs are also a bad example here.

Got it now, thank you.

I have been using enums that way for a private vehicle system, and it's pretty useful to know when you're looping through an enum to see if the car-slots are used or not.

Thanks for the explanation and effort you put into it