[hellmonja]

What am I doing wrong???

PHP Code:

public Event_Death()
{
    new id = read_data(1);
    new team = cs_get_user_team(id);
} 


It's giving a warning on the fourth line where I'm trying to find which team the killer belongs...

[OciXCrom]

new CsTeams:team

[hellmonja]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom new CsTeams:team

Hey thanks! It worked. Just curious though, if it doesn't simply return a number, what does this return? A string?...

[EFFx]

You can try it, just for see what it return.

PHP Code:

new CsTeams:team = cs_get_user_team(id)

console_print(id,"%s %d",team,team) 


[hellmonja]

Okay, so I'm trying to use the team variable as a num. So far it's giving me the warning when I do so. Should I convert it to num, and how? str_to_num didn't help...

[EFFx]

Just do what OciXCrom said to you.

PHP Code:

new team = cs_get_user_team(id) 


->

PHP Code:

new CsTeams:team = cs_get_user_team(id) 


[hellmonja]

Originally Posted by EFFx Just do what OciXCrom said to you.

But then:

PHP Code:

public Event_Death()
{
    new id = read_data(1);
    new CsTeams:team = cs_get_user_team(id);

    if(id == victim)
        return
    else
        Team_Point(team, PTS_KILL);
} 


Getting the same warning but on the last line now...

[HamletEagle]

Originally Posted by hellmonja Okay, so I'm trying to use the team variable as a num. So far it's giving me the warning when I do so. Should I convert it to num, and how? str_to_num didn't help...

:facepalm:
People, start using the API page, it can help a lot. http://amxmodx.org/api/cstrike/cs_get_user_team

Return Team id

So a number. Variable can have tags, that's not unusual(Float: is a tag too, and the var is still a number).

enum CsTeams { CS_TEAM_UNASSIGNED = 0, CS_TEAM_T = 1, CS_TEAM_CT = 2, CS_TEAM_SPECTATOR = 3, }; native CsTeams:cs_get_user_team(index, &{CsInternalModel,_}:model = CS_DONTCHANGE);

Native is tagged with CsTeams enum, that's why you need to tag your variable like that too.

Edit: About last warning, you need to tag the param from your function with CsTeams too.

[klippy]

Or de-tag native's return value, seems like it will work better for you.

PHP Code:

new team = _:cs_get_user_team(id) 


Read about tags in Pawn, there's a tutorial around here.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by KliPPy Or de-tag native's return value, seems like it will work better for you. PHP Code: new team = _:cs_get_user_team(id)

I would recommend not doing this. There is a tag for a reason. It allows you to use contextual values which creates self-documenting code, so that instead of:

if( team == 1 )

you would do:

if( team == CS_TEAM_CT )

Notice that there is an error in this example but if I only used the tagged values as defined in the CsTeams enum, I wouldn't have made this mistake (without getting a tag mismatch warning; this is one reason why the tag mismatch warning is useful).