[Rirre]

Appreciate if someone can help me with this one since I'm so impatient right now.

enum _:EntInfo
{
    Model[32],
    Name[32],
    Int
}

new const g_szModelList[][EntInfo] =
{
    { "models/player.mdl" , "Player", "0" }, // warning 228: length of initialler exceeds size of the enum field
                                           // error 018: initialization data exceeds declared size
}

new int[2];
for( new i; i < sizeof g_szModelList; i++ )
{
    switch( g_szModelList[i][Int] )
    {
        case 0: int = {255, 0};
        case 1: int = {0, 255};
        case 2: int = {255, 255};
    }
    set_hudmessage(int[0], int[1], 0, -1.0, 0.35, 0, 6.0, 12.0, 0.1, 0.2, -1);
}

[HamletEagle]

In the enum you declare an int, but in g_szModelList you put a string. So "0" should be 0. Or make Int an array too.

[Rirre]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle In the enum you declare an int, but in g_szModelList you put a string. So "0" should be 0. Or make Int an array too.

Omfg, forgot about the quotes around 0.
Thanks, now it's working.

[IEcliPsEI95]

Can anyone help me with this one, if I done it correctly?

PHP Code:

enum _:days{
   freeday = -1,
   sunday,
   monday,
   tuesday,
   wensday,
   thirsday,
   friday,
   saturday
}

new today = freeday //game starts in freeday to allow players to connect

new bool:wasThisDay[days] //this will be an array of bools 


... somewhere in the code
if(bool:wasThisDay[thirsday] == false)
{
    wasThisDay[thirsday] = true
    today = thirsday 
} 


it's ok to make it like this, wanted to associate numers to defines just like in c