[+ARUKARI-]

I wrote the following code.
But output all zero..

PHP Code:

new color[3];
new sColor[12]; // max 255,255,255
new sPart[4];
new sPartLen  = charsmax(sPart);
new sColorLen = charsmax(sColor);

get_pcvar_string(COLOR_CT, sColor, sColorLen); // COLOR_CT = 0,0,255

new i = 0, n = 0, ridx = 0;
while((i = split_string(sColor[ridx], ",", sPart, sPartLen)) != -1)
{
    ridx += i;
    color[n++] = str_to_num(sPart);
    server_print(sPart); // All zero....
} 


Is this usage correct?

[Bugsy]

Show what the source string looks like and what you expect to parse from it.

[JusTGo]

https://www.amxmodx.org/api/string/split_string

From the documentation split_string should accept the source string, but you are giving it only one letter
try to change it to :

split_string(sColor, ",", sPart, sPartLen))

[Bugsy]

PHP Code:

new szRGB[] = "251,252,253";
new szR[ 4 ] , szG[ 4 ] , szB[ 4 ];
new RGB[ 3 ];
    
replace_all( szRGB , charsmax( szRGB ) , "," , " " );
parse( szRGB , szR, charsmax( szR ) , szG , charsmax( szG ) , szB , charsmax( szB ) );

RGB[ 0 ] = str_to_num( szR );
RGB[ 1 ] = str_to_num( szG );
RGB[ 2 ] = str_to_num( szB ); 


[fysiks]

Originally Posted by JusTGo https://www.amxmodx.org/api/string/split_string From the documentation split_string should accept the source string, but you are giving it only one letter try to change it to : split_string(sColor, ",", sPart, sPartLen))

Technically, when you pass an indexed string to a function that expects a string, it will pass the string starting from the indexed location until the end of the string. E.g.

PHP Code:

new szString[] = "Hello World!"
server_print("%s", szString[6]) 


will result in "World!".

[Bugsy]

Yea, to make this work you'd need to format it like "255,255,255,"

PHP Code:

new szRGBString[] = "251,252,253,";
new szRGB[ 3 ][ 4 ];
new i , iPos;
    
while ( iPos < sizeof( szRGB ) )
{
    i += split_string( szRGBString[ i ] , "," , szRGB[ iPos++ ] , charsmax( szRGB[] ) );
}
    
server_print( "%s %s %s" ,szRGB[ 0 ] , szRGB[ 1 ] , szRGB[ 2 ] ); 


[+ARUKARI-]

Originally Posted by Bugsy Yea, to make this work you'd need to format it like "255,255,255," PHP Code: new szRGBString[] = "251,252,253,"; new szRGB[ 3 ][ 4 ]; new i , iPos;      while ( iPos < sizeof( szRGB ) ) {     i += split_string( szRGBString[ i ] , "," , szRGB[ iPos++ ] , charsmax( szRGB[] ) ); }      server_print( "%s %s %s" ,szRGB[ 0 ] , szRGB[ 1 ] , szRGB[ 2 ] );

oh wait..
last comma required?

0,0,255 => output:0 0 0(N/A)
0,0,255,=> output:0 0 255 yeah?!

Well, I'll try it when I get home.

[Bugsy]

Using split_string(), yes. I personally would use my code using parse() above.

[+ARUKARI-]

OK working.

Pattern A:

PHP Code:

new tcolor    [3];
new sRGB    [13];
new sColor[4];
new sRGBLen     = charsmax(sRGB);
new sColorLen    = charsmax(sColor[]);
new i = 0, n = 0, iPos = 0;

get_pcvar_string(COLOR_CT, sRGB, sRGBLen);
formatex(sRGB, sRGBLen, "%s%s", sRGB, ",");

while(n < sizeof(tcolor))
{
    i = split_string(sRGB[iPos += i], ",", sColor, sColorLen);
    tcolor[n++] = str_to_num(sColor);
} 


Pattern B:

PHP Code:

new tcolor    [3];
new sRGB    [13];
new sColor[3][4];
new sRGBLen     = charsmax(sRGB);
new sColorLen    = charsmax(sColor[]);

get_pcvar_string(COLOR_CT, sRGB, sRGBLen);

replace_all(sRGB, sRGBLen, ",", " ");
parse(sRGB, sColor[0], sColorLen, sColor[1], sColorLen, sColor[2], sColorLen);
while(n < sizeof(tcolor))
    tcolor[n] = str_to_num(sColor[n++]); 


Pattern B is simply.
thanks all.
I knew how to use it so I solved it.