[kmman]

hi there

Error log:

PHP Code:

replace() buffer not big enough (9>=8)
[AMXX] Displaying debug trace (plugin "swear_replacement.amxx"
[AMXX] Run time error 10: native error (native "replace") 
String_cleaner (line 532) 


line 515 to 523:

PHP Code:

    for ( i = 0 ; i < len ; i++ )
    {
        if ( str[i] == 'd' )
            str[i] = 'e'
}
    len = strlen ( str )
    while ( contain ( str, "a" ) != -1 )
        replace ( str, len, "a", "bc" ) 


it cannot change "a" to "bc" because it has 2 characters
it only can change to a 1 character value.
how to fix it?

[Black Rose]

Make "str" bigger.

[kmman]

Make "str" bigger.

As you may know:

PHP Code:

//replace usage:
replace ( text[], len, const what[], const with[] ) 

//and here in this plugin:
replace ( str  , len,  "a"  , "bc"     ) 


you mean I should make Text bigger?!

[Black Rose]

replace(str, charsmax(str), ...

[kmman]

Originally Posted by Black Rose replace(str, charsmax(str), ...

The string length increases after replacement , eg:

input: aaa

replace>>>

output: bcbcbc

Will charsmax(str) fix this too?

[Backstabnoob]

Show more code, at least the whole function.

[YamiKaitou]

Replace your while loop with replace_all

When using replace(_all), you need to make sure that your array is large enough to accomidate the new length. A good rule to follow is that if you are replacing a single character with 2 characters, then your new array should be at least twice as large as the original. Same is true if you are replacing a single character with 3 characters, the array should be 3 times as large.

[kmman]

Originally Posted by YamiKaitou Replace your while loop with replace_all When using replace(_all), you need to make sure that your array is large enough to accomidate the new length. A good rule to follow is that if you are replacing a single character with 2 characters, then your new array should be at least twice as large as the original. Same is true if you are replacing a single character with 3 characters, the array should be 3 times as large.

you mean to change replace to replace_all ?

PHP Code:

    len = strlen ( str )
    while ( contain ( str, "a" ) != -1 )
        replace_all ( str, len, "a", "bc" ) 


[Black Rose]

charsmax solves his problem because he is passing current length as maxlength which makes it impossible to increase string length even if there's room in the actual string variable.

[YamiKaitou]

Originally Posted by kmman you mean to change replace to replace_all ? PHP Code:     len = strlen ( str )     while ( contain ( str, "a" ) != -1 )         replace_all ( str, len, "a", "bc" )

No, I mean delete the while loop completely and just use replace_all