[SpeeDeeR]

So I'm doing this

PHP Code:

enum _:myOne {
        one,
        two,
        three
    };

new size = file_size(fileDir, 1);
    new arr = new[size];

    for(new i = 0; i < size; i++)
    _$arr[i] = new[myOne]; 


And everything is OK. But the code below gives me a stack error. Is there any way of doing so:

PHP Code:


enum _:myTwo {
        _one[64],
        _two[34],
        _three[64]
    };

new size = file_size(fileDir, 1);
    new arr = new[size];
    for(new i = 0; i < size; i++)
    _$arr[i] = new[myTwo]; 


[klippy]

It's quite possible that you've ran out of stack/heap memory and that there's no strange error going on. You are actually allocating 162 cells for each line in a file, and you can only use about 4096 cells by default I think (probably even less because there are a few variables allocated on the stack).
What exactly are you trying to do? Please give me more code and also what exactly does your file contain when you get the stack error.

Nice to see that somebody at least tried to use this.

[SpeeDeeR]

Originally Posted by KliPPy What exactly are you trying to do? Please give me more code and also what exactly does your file contain when you get the stack error.

I want to replace cellarray with your dynamic array.
The stack error appears in the alloc part, file content doesn't really matter.
Edit: if you ment the lines, they are about 150.
Edit2: since I'm allocating well over 20k cells, I don't think this could work.

PHP Code:

enum _:myEnum {
        name[64],
        key[34],
        action[64]
    }
    
    new line[256], c;
    
    new temp[myEnum];
    
    while(fgets(file, line, charsmax(line))) {
        trim(line);
        if( !(c = line[ 0 ])
        || c == ';'
        || c == '/') continue;
        
        parse(line, 
        temp[name], charsmax(temp),
        temp[key], charsmax(temp),
        temp[action], charsmax(temp)
        );
        
        ArrayPushArray(handle, temp, charsmax(temp));
    }