[scorpius2k1]

I am trying to setup a multidimentional string array like so:

PHP Code:

static String:sWeaponList[][] =
{
    {"grenade_frag", "Frag Grenade"},
    {"rpg_missile", "Rocket Launcher"},
    {"smg1_grenade", "SMG Grenade"},
    {"slam", "Slam"},
    {"crowbar", "Crowbar"},
    {"stunstick", "Stunstick"},
    {"pistol", "9mm Pistol"},
    {"357", "357 Magnum"},
    {"smg1", "SMG"},
    {"shotgun", "Shotgun"},
    {"ar2", "AR2 Rifle"},
    {"combine_ball", "Combine Ball"},
    {"crossbow_bolt", "Crossbow"},
    {"physics", "Physics"}
}; 


PHP Code:

PrintToChat(client, sWeaponList[2][0]); 


Would return "smg1_grenade". How can I access the second part which would be "SMG Grenade" ? If I try:

PHP Code:

PrintToChat(client, sWeaponList[2][1]); 


It returns "mg1_grenade", which is just cutting off part of the string instead of returning what I need.


Thanks for the help!

[ESK0]

Use StringMap

[scorpius2k1]

Originally Posted by ESK0 Use StringMap

Thanks for your reply ESK0, is there not a way to do it using just normal array functionality?

[Fyren]

It's a compiler bug that your sample code compiles. Your declaration should be static String:sWeaponList[][][] = ....

[scorpius2k1]

Originally Posted by Fyren It's a compiler bug that your sample code compiles. Your declaration should be static String:sWeaponList[][][] = ....

Thanks Fyren, here is code that should compile, using your suggestion:

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod>

static String:sWeaponList[][][] =
{
    {"grenade_frag", "Frag Grenade"},
    {"rpg_missile", "Rocket Launcher"},
    {"smg1_grenade", "SMG Grenade"},
    {"slam", "Slam"},
    {"crowbar", "Crowbar"},
    {"stunstick", "Stunstick"},
    {"pistol", "9mm Pistol"},
    {"357", "357 Magnum"},
    {"smg1", "SMG"},
    {"shotgun", "Shotgun"},
    {"ar2", "AR2 Rifle"},
    {"combine_ball", "Combine Ball"},
    {"crossbow_bolt", "Crossbow"},
    {"physics", "Physics"}
};

public OnClientPutInServer(client)
{
    PrintToChat(client, sWeaponList[0][0]);
    PrintToChat(client, sWeaponList[0][1]);

    PrintToChat(client, sWeaponList[1][0]);
    PrintToChat(client, sWeaponList[1][1]);

    PrintToChat(client, sWeaponList[2][0]);
    PrintToChat(client, sWeaponList[2][1]);
} 


Returns the first three indexes right, but after that, things get weird. Am I accessing the string indices correctly?

Output:

sWeaponList[0][0] => grenade_frag
sWeaponList[0][1] => Frag Grenade

sWeaponList[1][0] => rpg_missile
sWeaponList[1][1] => et Launcher

sWeaponList[2][0] => _grenade
sWeaponList[2][1] => Grenade


EDIT: It's like it starts returning the string starting at the 5th character on the improperly returned indices, for no apparent reason that I can see...?

[scorpius2k1]

I figured it out, I have to declare an array size on the last dimension like so:

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod> 

static char sWeaponList[][][255] = 
{ 
    {"grenade_frag", "Frag Grenade"}, 
    {"rpg_missile", "Rocket Launcher"}, 
    {"smg1_grenade", "SMG Grenade"}, 
    {"slam", "Slam"}, 
    {"crowbar", "Crowbar"}, 
    {"stunstick", "Stunstick"}, 
    {"pistol", "9mm Pistol"}, 
    {"357", "357 Magnum"}, 
    {"smg1", "SMG"}, 
    {"shotgun", "Shotgun"}, 
    {"ar2", "AR2 Rifle"}, 
    {"combine_ball", "Combine Ball"}, 
    {"crossbow_bolt", "Crossbow"}, 
    {"physics", "Physics"} 
}; 

public OnClientPutInServer(client) 
{ 
    for(new i = 0; i <= sizeof(sWeaponList); i++)
    {
        PrintToChat(client, sWeaponList[i][0]); 
        PrintToChat(client, sWeaponList[i][1]);
    }
} 


Strange it cannot be dyamic, but this code works perfectly as intended.


Thanks for the replies guys, have a good one!

[Fyren]

Requiring you to set the last array size is, unfortunately, a different compiler bug, heh.

(Sorry for the slow response, was basically on vacation for two weeks.)

[scorpius2k1]

Originally Posted by Fyren Requiring you to set the last array size is, unfortunately, a different compiler bug, heh. (Sorry for the slow response, was basically on vacation for two weeks.)

No worries at all. It seems to be my luck finding bugs lol. Hope vacation was good, thanks again for your help.