[Misery]

Hi,

I'm trying currently to do something like this:

new src[] = { 1, 1, 0, 1, 2, 0, 0, 1 };
new dst[32];
// [...]
copy(lame, 8, dst);

However, the above code does not work as I want, because since copy() is a string function, itll stop at the third character in src[], taking it as the terminating char ('\0').

Any AMXX equivalent of memcpy()?

Thanks!

Misery

[fysiks]

You can just use a loop. I'm not aware of any built in function.

[Xellath]

Afraid there's no equivalent of memcpy() in the AMXX toolkit.

You could do something like this however:

new Input[ ] = { 3, 1, 3, 1, 3 };
new Output[ 6 ];
memcpy( Input, Output );
// Output: "31313"

memcpy( const Input[ ], Output[ ] )
{
    for( new InputIndex = 0, Length = 0; InputIndex < sizeof( Input ); InputIndex++ )
    {
        Length += formatex( Output[ Length ], charsmax( Output ) - Length, "%i", Input[ InputIndex ] );
    }
}

[Misery]

Yes, of course I wrote a memcpy() myself, as a workaround. ^^
I was just wondering if a native version was around there, as my source is already huge...

Bah, not a big deal I guess. Still, if anyone got something interesting to say, feel free to tell me.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Xellath Afraid there's no equivalent of memcpy() in the AMXX toolkit. You could do something like this however: new Input[ ] = { 3, 1, 3, 1, 3 }; new Output[ 6 ]; memcpy( Input, Output ); // Output: "31313" memcpy( const Input[ ], Output[ ] ) {     for( new InputIndex = 0, Length = 0; InputIndex < sizeof( Input ); InputIndex++ )     {         Length += formatex( Output[ Length ], charsmax( Output ) - Length, "%i", Input[ InputIndex ] );     } }

Why are you using a string? He just wants to copy memory. You are actually converting the memory to something else.

[Xellath]

Originally Posted by fysiks Why are you using a string? He just wants to copy memory. You are actually converting the memory to something else.

From what I gather from the first post, it seems he wants it to be a string. I could be wrong though.

[Diegorkable]

Like fysiks said, just loop through all the cells and copy them.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Xellath From what I gather from the first post, it seems he wants it to be a string. I could be wrong though.

No, he said that copy() is a string function and stops copying when it finds the zero-terminator. He asked to copy all values.