[powwoww]

The function "TrieSetArray" doesnt work,the code below:
/////trie_natives.cpp
Function:
static cell AMX_NATIVE_CALL TrieSetArray(AMX *amx, cell *params){
celltrie *t = g_TrieHandles.lookup(params[2]);
SHOULD BE:
celltrie *t = g_TrieHandles.lookup(params[1]);
....
}

but I can't rebuild the source code of amxx, could anyone please fix it and rebuild and post it? Thank you very much.

Appreciate for your dll, joaquimandrade
Also thank Styles and Arkshine

[joaquimandrade]

Untested. If it doesn't work or if you want it for linux tell me.

[Styles]

Submit a bug fix to the ticket system. That way maybe somebody will patch it since Trie is very important now.

[Arkshine]

Already done : https://bugs.alliedmods.net/show_bug.cgi?id=3816 ; though someone should give a diff.

[Owyn]

TrieSetArray and TrieGetArray are broken and, as such, the stocks added basically mirror the functionality of TrieSetString/TrieGetString.

isn't that the same thing?

[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by Owyn isn't that the same thing?

The problem is the same but, the purpose of that include is not solving it.

[Exolent[jNr]]

There was a temporary fix that I've seen joaquim do as well as myself.
Create the array that you want to insert with a size +1 greater than you actually want.
Then, use Trie[Set|Get]String.

Example:

enum _:Data {
    DATA_KILLS,
    DATA_DEATHS,
    DATA_ZEROTERMINATOR // ^0 for string end
};

new Trie:g_tData;

InsertData( iPlayer ) {
    new szSteamID[ 35 ];
    get_user_authid( iPlayer, szSteamID, 34 );
    
    new iData[ Data ];
    iData[ DATA_KILLS ] = get_user_frags( iPlayer );
    iData[ DATA_DEATHS ] = cs_get_user_deaths( iPlayer );
    
    TrieSetString( g_tData, szSteamID, iData );
}

GetData( iPlayer, iData[ Data ] ) {
    new szSteamID[ 35 ];
    get_user_authid( iPlayer, szSteamID, 34 );
    TrieGetString( g_tData, szSteamID, iData );
}

[Styles]

Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] There was a temporary fix that I've seen joaquim do as well as myself. Create the array that you want to insert with a size +1 greater than you actually want. Then, use Trie[Set|Get]String. Example: enum _:Data {     DATA_KILLS,     DATA_DEATHS,     DATA_ZEROTERMINATOR // ^0 for string end }; new Trie:g_tData; InsertData( iPlayer ) {     new szSteamID[ 35 ];     get_user_authid( iPlayer, szSteamID, 34 );         new iData[ Data ];     iData[ DATA_KILLS ] = get_user_frags( iPlayer );     iData[ DATA_DEATHS ] = cs_get_user_deaths( iPlayer );         TrieSetString( g_tData, szSteamID, iData ); } GetData( iPlayer, iData[ Data ] ) {     new szSteamID[ 35 ];     get_user_authid( iPlayer, szSteamID, 34 );     TrieGetString( g_tData, szSteamID, iData ); }

This is exactly how I've been using Trie for data. Does anyone know if using GetArray is faster or better than using arrays of variables?

[powwoww]

I'm not sure about the act of TrieS/GetString, in <newmenus>, the info string of item cannot support the number above 256.etc , and string is ZERO-BASED, though I can set an offset('0'.etc) to prevent the string from being truncated, its not simple....

[joaquimandrade]

Explain that better in a new thread in scripting help. I'm not getting the relation between "<newmenus>" and tries.