[fysiks]

Originally Posted by claudiuhks you can sometimes avoid using 'copy'. Especially if the size matches. copy( g_szMapsName[ i ], charsmax( g_szMapsName[ ] ), "NoMap" ); Might be, optional: g_szMapsName[i] = "NoMap";

No, that is bad advice, especially for someone new to AMX Mod X scripting.

[red_bull2oo6]

All done and fixed.
Should i hook /currentmap and /nextmap commands too ?
I might add a cvar for that..

[HamletEagle]

I must agree with fysiks. This way of working with arrays is fine ONLY they have the same size, which is not the case there. copy native should be used instead.

[red_bull2oo6]

Oh god.. ) i'll edit later.. i 'missed' fysiks post. ( couldnt see it wtf ? )

[GuskiS]

Interesting idea, indeed. Suggestions, make that you can change link to images with cvar - cause, maybe I want to show images from my game monitor which has all the images for maps I use in my server

[claudiuhks]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle I must agree with fysiks. This way of working with arrays is fine ONLY they have the same size, which is not the case there. copy native should be used instead.

The same or less, FYI. Who says that new a[32] = "bb" doesn't work?
Still a bad advice but faster.

[HamletEagle]

Originally Posted by claudiuhks The same or less, FYI. Who says that new a[32] = "bb" doesn't work? Still a bad advice but faster.

We didn't say that it won't work, but that this is a bad way. Why should someone use a poor way for such a tiny operation ?

[claudiuhks]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle We didn't say that it won't work, but that this is a bad way. Why should someone use a poor way for such a tiny operation ?

Originally Posted by HamletEagle I must agree with fysiks. This way of working with arrays is fine ONLY they have the same size, which is not the case there. copy native should be used instead.

You just said it's ONLY going to work on the same size which means that a[32] = b[16] is incorrect but a[3] = b[3] is the only correct way.
This is completely wrong and try to test before quoting other persons thinking that they've got mistakes in their own code.

[HamletEagle]

I won't argue. This is my last reply about that, I said that is fine, with the meaning of that it will be a good way only in that situation. It's up to you how you interpret what I'm saying, but keep in mind that english is not my native language and I'm not good at it.

[red_bull2oo6]

@GuskiS: Thanks, i'll think how to send the cvar value to the php script.
It'll definitely be integrated in the parsed url..if it'll work.