[V I R U S]

Hello everyone!

I'm trying to write one plugin which is like simple banmenu. There is first menu which has usernames, and second for reasons.

So, i need an array to hold 3 items.
1. ID of user who used menu
2. ID of choosen user from menu
3. ID of the reason

Every time someone choose a player from menu, it should create array like array(1)(3) = (2,2,2)

And i need the possibility to add "2" items, delete them and count.

Can anyone help me on solving this? Thanks!

[V I R U S]

No one?

[nikhilgupta345]

PHP Code:

enum _:BanArray
{
    BAN_ADMIN,
    BAN_CHOSEN,
    BAN_REASON[ 256 ]
}

new Array:g_aBans;

new g_iTotalBans;

public plugin_init()
{
    g_aBans = ArrayCreate( BanArray );
}

// Not a real function, just an example.

public player_banned( iAdmin, iBannedPlayer, szReason[ ] )
{
    new aData[ BanArray ];
    
    aData[ BAN_ADMIN ] = iAdmin;
    aData[ BAN_CHOSEN ] = iBannedPlayer;
    copy( aData[ BAN_REASON ], charsmax( aData[ BAN_REASON ] ), szReason );
    
    ArrayPushArray( g_aBans, aData );
    
    g_iTotalBans++;
    
    // g_aBans now contains an array containing that information
    // To access it, do the following.
    
    new aRetrieveInformation[ BanArray ];
    ArrayGetArray( g_aBans, g_iTotalBans, aRetrieveInformation );
    
    // aRetrieveInformation can now be used
    // in order to get the information
    // of the admin that banned, the banned player,
    // and the reason he got banned, using aRetrieveInformation[ BAN_* ]
    // where * is ADMIN, CHOSEN, or REASON
    
    // When retrieving the information from ArrayGetArray, make sure
    // that you pass the right index.
} 


If you have any questions let me know.

[Bugsy]

I think he wants { int , int , int } according to his post; it looks like maybe he's using the index of a pre-defined list of reasons, this would also consume much less memory. He also needs to know how to remove items. For counting ArraySize() works instead of manually counting.

[nikhilgupta345]

Hmm, couldn't he just change the string BAN_REASON to an integer? Cause he said he wants to be able to add 2 items, so I'm guessing the dynamic array system would be the best way to do that.

@VIRUS
For counting how many items there are, you can use ArraySize( g_aBans );

For deleting a specific item, you can use ArrayDeleteItem( g_aBans, index );

[Bugsy]

I was confused by his add "2"s statement, I assume he is referring to adding/removing/counting, in your example, a BanArray 'struct' to the array since he used all 2's to demonstrate.

Your method is fine, just saying his request post says { int , int , int } and not { int , int , int[] }, no biggie.

[nikhilgupta345]

Oh okay. I think OP will probably end up clarifying, and we can work from there

[V I R U S]

Sooooo! Thanks for your answers!

Bugsy has right, i have 3 int's which are predifined. Either by AMXX system or by my own (arrays).

What i'm trying to do, is to build an array which will contain "id of reason(reason)", "id of player who has been voted(victim)", "id of player who voted(voter)".

At the end, the array should look like myArray[victim][reason][voter]. The reason, why i need this structure, is because i want:
1. Check if the voter already voted the victim with the selected reason.
2. Count number of votes for a victim by a reason.
3. Remove voters vote if he disconnected from the server.

So, what is the most simple way to realize it?!




One question more:
Is this structure

PHP Code:

g_ReasonsList[][] = {
  "Reason",
  "Reason",
  "Reason"
}; 


And the

PHP Code:

g_ReasonsList[][][] = "Reason";
g_ReasonsList[][][] = "Reason";
g_ReasonsList[][][] = "Reason"; 


The same?!

[V I R U S]

Fast help is much appreciated!