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Old 02-19-2021 , 08:02   error 001: expected token: "]", but found "-identifier-"
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Hello coders! I'm trying to make message from rows defined in array, but getting error 001: expected token: "]", but found "-identifier-".
Can someone help me to fix it?
Here's problem code:
PHP Code:
new const BHP2_HEADER[] = "^n* Possible arguments:^n"
new const BHP2_HELP[][128] = {
    
"* help - show this message^n",
    
"* toggle - toggle bhop^n",
    
"* autojump <1 | 0> - toggle autojump^n",
    
"* list - show bhop users list^n" }
new const 
BHP2_FOOTER[] = "***"

new xbh_help_msg[1024]

public 
xbhop_help(id)
{
    new 
i
    format
(xbh_help_msgcharsmax(xbh_help_msg), "%s"BHP2_HEADER)
    
    for(
i=03i++)
    {
        
// PROMBLEM CODE IS BELOW
        
add(xbh_help_msgcharsmax(xbh_help_msg), BHP2_HELP[i], charsmax(BHP2_HELP[i])) //ERROR COMES HERE
        // PROMBLEM CODE IS ABOVE
    
}
    
    
add(xbh_help_msgcharsmax(xbh_help_msg), BHP2_FOOTERcharsmax(BHP2_FOOTER))

    
client_print(idprint_consolexbh_help_msg)
    
    return 
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Last edited by kww; 02-20-2021 at 06:24.
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Old 02-19-2021 , 09:07   Re: error 001
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charsmax(BHP2_HELP[i]) charsmax(BHP2_HELP[])
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Old 02-19-2021 , 14:01   Re: error 001
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charsmax(BHP2_HELP[i]) charsmax(BHP2_HELP[])
It won't work
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Old 02-19-2021 , 14:04   Re: error 001: expected token: "]", but found "-identifier-"
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If that didn't work then maybe you have the issue elsewhere or you forgot to save your file with the fix before recompiling (I've done that before).
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Old 02-19-2021 , 14:35   Re: error 001: expected token: "]", but found "-identifier-"
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If that didn't work then maybe you have the issue elsewhere or you forgot to save your file with the fix before recompiling (I've done that before).
I compiled and now it says: "error 029: invalid expression, assumed zero" on the same line
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Old 02-20-2021 , 04:17   Re: error 001: expected token: "]", but found "-identifier-"
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It compiles for me just by making the change mentioned by Natsheh. I've never actually used a fourth argument for add(). Since you're wanting to add the whole string, simply only putting only three arguments should work.
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Old 02-20-2021 , 06:24   Re: error 001: expected token: "]", but found "-identifier-"
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It compiles for me just by making the change mentioned by Natsheh. I've never actually used a fourth argument for add(). Since you're wanting to add the whole string, simply only putting only three arguments should work.
Okay. I deleted 4th arg and it compiled. Thanks
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