[ultralaser1986]

Hello,

how would I create a dynamically sized enum struct array? Are they even possible or can I do something similar?

My Problem:

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PHP Code:

enum struct Thing {
    int value;
}

Thing things[]; // i dont know

public void OnPluginStart() {
    int size = LoadSizeFromConfig();
    things = new Thing[size]; //does not work
} 


So instead I tried storing the struct inside an ArrayList. However all values set are lost inside it:

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PHP Code:

enum struct Thing {
    int value;
}

ArrayList list;

public void OnPluginStart() {
    list = new ArrayList();
    Thing t;
    t.value = 5;
    list.PushArray(t);
    
    Thing t2;
    list.GetArray(0, t2);
    
    PrintToServer("%i", t2.value);
    // value = 5
} 


Does anyone know if I can do something like this?

EDIT:

My above example seems to work, however when there are more properties inside an enum struct it does not change:

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PHP Code:

enum struct Thing {
    int value;
    int value2;
}

ArrayList list;

public void OnPluginStart() {
    list = new ArrayList();
    Thing t;
    t.value2 = 5;
    list.PushArray(t);
    
    Thing t2;
    list.GetArray(0, t2);
    
    PrintToServer("%i", t2.value2);
    // value = 0 ??? 
} 


EDIT 2:

Alright I figured out that I need to put a blocksize inside the ArrayList constructor.

Working Example:

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PHP Code:

enum struct Thing {
    int value;
    int value2;
}

ArrayList list;

public void OnPluginStart() {
    list = new ArrayList(sizeOf(Thing)); // The fix!
    Thing t;
    t.value2 = 5;
    list.PushArray(t);
    
    Thing t2;
    list.GetArray(0, t2);
    
    PrintToServer("%i", t2.value2);
    // value = 5 !
} 


Sorry for the troubles

[Ilusion9]

PHP Code:


enum struct ZoneInfo 
{
    float vecOrigin[3];
    float vecMins[3];
    float vecMaxs[3];
}

// arraylist
ArrayList g_List_SolidZones = new ArrayList(sizeof(ZoneInfo));

// normal list
ZoneInfo[] g_List_SolidZones = new ZoneInfo[32]; 


Also, you cannot create dynamic arrays globally.

PHP Code:

ZoneInfo[] g_List_SolidZones = new ZoneInfo[32]; 


This works only inside functions.

[ultralaser1986]

Also, you cannot create dynamic arrays globally.

awww, well that's all I needed to know, thanks!

I ended up using the last example with ArrayList