[mysticssjgoku4]

For some reason all numbers returns fine for LineData, but on the second page, which would be labeled "Number 10" and every line above that are blank. The var LineText is also blank for 10+. Wth?
So my menus looks like

NS Achievements 1/7 1. Number 1 2. Number 2 3. Number 3 4. Number 4 5. Number 5 6. Number 6 7. Number 7 #.Back 9.More 0.Exit

NS Achievements 2/7 1. Number 8 2. Number 9 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.Back 9.More 0.Exit

NS Achievements 3/7 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.Back 9.More 0.Exit

public help_menu(id,page)
{
    new title[24];
    formatex(title,sizeof(title),"NS Achievements - v%s -",VERSION);
        
    new menu = menu_create(title, "menu_a_main_handler");
    
    for(new i=1; i<=45;i++)
    {
        new line_text[16];
        formatex(line_text,sizeof(line_text),"Number %i",i);
        
        new line_data[2];
        formatex(line_data,sizeof(line_data),"%i",i);
        
        menu_additem(menu, line_text, line_data);
    }
    menu_setprop(menu, MPROP_EXIT, MEXIT_ALL);
    menu_display(id, menu, page);
}

public menu_a_main_handler(id, menu, item)
{
    if(item == MENU_EXIT)
    {
        menu_destroy(menu);
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
    }
    new LineText[32],LineData[32], access, callback;
    menu_item_getinfo(menu, item, access, LineData, sizeof(LineData), LineText, sizeof(LineText), callback);
        
    client_print(id,print_chat,"Menu: title(%s) data(%s) callback(%d) access(%d)",LineText,LineData,callback,access);
    menu_destroy(menu);
    
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
}

[mysticssjgoku4]

I tried moving the variables outside the loop, didn't help at all.
Then I tried switching from formatex to format, didn't help.
For some reason... sizeof(x) in a loop as in the code above creates an issue. Perhaps a bug?

This works for both line_text and line_data.

    new line_text[16], line_data[2];
    for(new i=1; i<=45;i++)
    {
        format(line_text,15,"Number %i",i);
        format(line_data,1,"%i",i);

This only works for line_data, while line_text is blank.

    new line_text[16], line_data[2];
    for(new i=1; i<=45;i++)
    {
        format(line_text,sizeof(line_text),"Number %i",i);
        format(line_data,sizeof(line_data),"%i",i);

[fysiks]

btw, it should be sizeof() - 1

[mysticssjgoku4]

Originally Posted by fysiks btw, it should be sizeof() - 1

Maybe that's why I had an issue.
Anyone know how to make a menu without an items in it with the newer menu system? It wont show up unless I have an item added to it, but I only want text, a back button for main menu, and exit button.

[fysiks]

Look in newmenus.inc, your answer is there.

[mysticssjgoku4]

Originally Posted by fysiks Look in newmenus.inc, your answer is there.

How original. I've studied it for hours, I have the exit button, just can't figure out how to have a custom button back button at the bottom that allows you go to a specific function.
Also wont let me show the menu without having options. What is the point of this new menu if I can't have a fully dynamic approach to everything? Perhaps it just was overlooked when they created it.

[ConnorMcLeod]

Just a little thing :

formatex(line_data,sizeof(line_data),"%i",i);

->

num_to_str(i, line_data, charsmax(line_data))

[mysticssjgoku4]

Originally Posted by ConnorMcLeod Just a little thing : formatex(line_data,sizeof(line_data),"%i",i); -> num_to_str(i, line_data, charsmax(line_data))

Until I see proof num_to_str performs better I prefer formatex. Thank you.

[drekes]

Originally Posted by mysticssjgoku4 Until I see proof num_to_str performs better I prefer formatex. Thank you.

If connor says it, that's proof enough for me

[mysticssjgoku4]

Proof > Opinion
Don't care who it is.