[ProIcons]

PHP Code:

new TeamAScore[3];
new TeamBScore[3];
new TeamAHalfA[3];
new TeamAHalfB[3];
new TeamBHalfA[3];
new TeamBHalfB[3];

public asd() {
[95]      TeamBScore += 1;
[94]      TeamBHalfA += 1;
            return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}
public asd2() {
[114]     TeamBScore ++;
[115]     TeamBHalfA ++;
            return PLUGIN_HANDLED
} 


Error: Array assignment must be simple assignment on line 95 Warning: Expression has no effect on line 95 Error: Array assignment must be simple assignment on line 96 Warning: Expression has no effect on line 96 Error: Must be lvalue (non-constant) on line 114 Error: Must be lvalue (non-constant) on line 115

I Can do it with other way but i don't remember how i have forgot

[shadow.hk]

PHP Code:

public asd( num )
{
     for( new i = 0; i < 3; i++ )
     {
          TeamBScore[ i ] += num;
          TeamBHalfA[ i ] += num;
     }
} 


?

[ProIcons]

:/
actually i want The Variable to be just one value... :/
a team score

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by ProIcons :/ actually i want The Variable to be just one value... :/ a team score

Then why did you make arrays?

Originally Posted by ProIcons PHP Code: new TeamAScore[3]; new TeamBScore[3];

[ProIcons]

well after posting this post, i was wondering the same thing xD. if i will do it index variable, i will be able to set it like this:

var = 1;
var = "asd";
var ++;
etc ?

[Exolent[jNr]]

You can only set an array to another array of equal or lesser size.
You can't mix dimensions.

new var; // 0 dimensions
new var2[10]; // 1 dimension
new var3[10][10]; // 2 dimensions
// etc.

var = var2; // invalid (var=0dim, var2=1dim)
var = var3; // invalid (var=0dim, var3=2dim)
var2 = var; // invalid (var2=1dim, var=0dim)
var2 = var3; // invalid (var2=1dim, var3=2dim)
var3 = var; // invalid (var3=2dim, var=0dim)
var3 = var2; // invalid (var3=2dim, var2=1dim)

When you index an array, you remove 1 dimension.

var = var2[0]; // valid (var=0dim, var2[0]=0dim)
var = var3[0][0]; // valid (var=0dim, var3[0][0]=0dim)
var2[0] = var; // valid (var2[0]=0dim, var=0dim)
var2 = var3[0]; // valid (var2=1dim, var3[0]=1dim)
var2[0] = var3[0][0]; // valid (var2[0]=0dim, var3[0][0]=0dim)
var3[0] = var2; // valid (var3[0]=1dim, var2=1dim)
var3[0][0] = var; // valid (var3[0][0]=0dim, var=0dim)
var3[0][0] = var2[0]; // valid (var3[0][0]=0dim, var2[0]=0dim)

Examples:

new iPlayers[32]; // iPlayers is 1dim array
//get_players()...

new iPlayer = iPlayers[0]; // iPlayer is 0dim variable, iPlayers[0] gets a 0dim variable because it removes 1 dimension.

new szNames[33][32]; // array of all player name arrays = 2dim
new szName[32]; // player name array = 1dim
szName = szNames[0]; // szName=1dim, szNames[0]=1dim because it is indexes so 1 dimension is removed

[ProIcons]

how can i add a value to an index var..? format(TeamBScore,2,"asd"); ? Something like this..

[Exolent[jNr]]

You can't mix integers and strings.
What are you trying to do?

[ProIcons]

Actually i am trying to
set a team score example:

TeamAScore = 0;

TO reset it. and after that every round end to Inc it... but after that i want to check somehow this values

Example

PHP Code:

if (equali(TeamBScore,"16")) {
            msg("Match is Finished. Team Beta Won");
        }
        if (equali(TeamAScore,"16")) {
            msg("Match is Finished. Team Alpha Won");
        }
if( (equali(TeamBScore,"15")) && (equali(TeamAScore,"15")) {
            msg("Match is Finished. Team Are Draw");
        } 


[Exolent[jNr]]

if(TeamAScore == 16)