[kAn3]

PHP код:

new K[MAX_PLAYERS] = {0,...}; 


What does this exactly mean?

[Kyle]

The {0, ...} tells the compiler to set all of the array index values to 0.

For example if you accessed the 5th index, the value would be 0. The ... means recurring.

This code is redundant as all index values are already automatically set to 0.

[kAn3]

So it is like doing

PHP код:

new K[MAX_PLAYERS];
for(new i = 0; i < MAX_PLAYERS; i++)K[i] = 0; 


?

[Kyle]

Quote:

Originally Posted by kAn3 So it is like doing PHP код: new K[MAX_PLAYERS]; for(new i = 0; i < MAX_PLAYERS; i++)K[i] = 0;  ?

Kind of...

You can only define the code once so you cannot do this more than once:

Код:

new K[MAX_PLAYERS] = {0,...};

You can only do it when declaring the variable array.
So if you wanted to change all values to 0 at anytime then you execute your code above.

[kAn3]

Thanks!
+Rep

[Prokill911]

Lol, who ever added that line of code was drunk because it's a null statement to a preexisting statement

[kAn3]

What do you mean?

[whadez]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prokill911 Lol, who ever added that line of code was drunk because it's a null statement to a preexisting statement

[whadez]

It means that when you declare a variable which has a type that contain numbers (int, boolean in our case) their default value will be (0). Therefore setting it's default value to (0) is useless. When you declare a variable which has characters in it (string), their values are NULL for each and every character.

[BigETI]

Arrays in PAWN are initialized to zero by default.