[Chiddy]

(This is probably a rookie mistake)

So, I'm only new to arrays, and I tried making one

PHP Code:

new Handle:clientarray = INVALID_HANDLE;

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    clientarray = CreateArray(MAXPLAYERS + 1);
} 


Then, I tried this

PHP Code:

decl String:IsInArray[MAX_NAME_LENGTH] = FindStringInArray(clientarray[attacker], dvictim); 


To act for this

PHP Code:

if (IsInArray != -1) 


Because

"FindStringInArray - Returns the index for the first occurrence of the provided string. If the string cannot be located, -1 will be returned."

But I get this
" error 028: invalid subscript (not an array or too many subscripts): "g_hArray" "

For the line when I declare the string

How would I fix this?

[Michael Shoe Maker]

You're setting a string to an integer.

And even so, you're not indexing the array.

[Chiddy]

Forgot to mention

PHP Code:

decl String:dvictim[MAX_NAME_LENGTH];
GetClientName(victim, dvictim, sizeof(dvictim)); 


And what do you mean by indexing it?

[Michael Shoe Maker]

Originally Posted by Chiddy Forgot to mention PHP Code: decl String:dvictim[MAX_NAME_LENGTH]; GetClientName(victim, dvictim, sizeof(dvictim));  And what do you mean by indexing it?

PHP Code:

int Array[10];

Array[0] = 1;
Array[1] = 3;
Array[2] = 566;

Ect... 


[OSWO]

http://sourcemod.net/new-api/adt_array

You cannot make a String = something through a function. You have to use proper formatting.

[Chiddy]

Originally Posted by Michael Shoe Maker PHP Code: int Array[10]; Array[0] = 1; Array[1] = 3; Array[2] = 566; Ect...

Is there a tutorial on this? I don't exactly understand

[Chaosxk]

Originally Posted by Chiddy Is there a tutorial on this? I don't exactly understand

https://wiki.alliedmods.net/Introduc...awn_1.7#Arrays

[Chiddy]

How would I index it if the array is per player and is used to store data after the player attacks someone?

[Chaosxk]

Without seeing the rest of your code, i'm unsure whether of not you even need to use ArrayLists. I think you can just use a basic array.

Also you don't need to store strings, just store the victim index and retrieve it and use %N to get the name.

int clientarray[MAXPLAYERS + 1];

somefunction(int client, int victim)
{
	clientarray[client] = victim;
}

anotherfunction(int client)
{
	PrintToChat(client, "You killed %N", victim);
}

[Chiddy]

Originally Posted by Chaosxk Without seeing the rest of your code, i'm unsure whether of not you even need to use ArrayLists. I think you can just use a basic array. Also you don't need to store strings, just store the victim index and retrieve it and use %N to get the name. int clientarray[MAXPLAYERS + 1]; somefunction(int client, int victim) { clientarray[client] = victim; } anotherfunction(int client) { PrintToChat(client, "You killed %N", victim); }

I need it to be able to carry more than one victim at any time, I tried basic arrays, but they don't work for what I need