[daniel46]

so i have this code

new Song[ 64 ][ 10 ]
public read_sample()
{
	// get path from amxx config dir
	new path[32]
	get_configsdir(path, charsmax(path)) // now config dir in path stored
	
	// store file dir in path
	formatex(path, charsmax(path), "%s/medialist.ini", path) // store complette path to file
	
	// check if file exists
	if (file_exists(path))
	{
		// do stuff
		
		// if u don't know how much lines have the file
		// use while state, i = integer, sz = string
		new szData[33], szName[32], szFileName[64], iTextLength, iLine
		
		// reads line from file. returns index of next line or 0 when end of file is reached.
		while (read_file(path, iLine, szData, charsmax(szData), iTextLength) != 0)
		{
			// check if more lines in the file as g_szSample[] can store...
			if (iLine > 10)
				break // this stop the while
			
			// found what on the line
			parse(szData, szName, charsmax(szName), szFileName , charsmax(szFileName) )
			
			
			// now u can check, what is stored in szSample
			
			// comment or blank line = continue, read a new line!
			if (szName[0] == ';' || !szName[0])
			{
				// increase the line by 1
				iLine++
				continue
			}
			
			// if not comment or blank line
			// so new can new work on it
			
			// store the text in a golbal string var (g_sz)
			Song[iLine] = szName[iLine]
			szFileName[iLine] = File[iLine];
			
			// increase the line by 1
			iLine++
		}
	}
}

and when i try to realy use it in my menu its wont write the string

[fysiks]

Several things are wrong with your code:

1. Don't use read_file(), use fopen(), fgets(), fclose()
2. The variable "Song" is for 64 strings each of length 9
3. Don't assign strings to strings with an equal sign
4. szName should not be index when you do want to assign the string to another variable
5. The variable "File" does not exist.
6. You should not use "iLine" to index any arrays. Though, you won't have this issue when you do number 1.

And, before you ask, search for examples using the newer file functions. One example is in my signature (Hint: It's not the really big complicated one).