[sdz]

Having some trouble on something that makes no sense...

Yes I've tried hardcoding it to [32], Tried using a macro, tried using [32+1]

PHP Code:

#define MAXGANGS 200
//////////////////////////////
///        Gang Mod       ///
/////////////////////////////
enum GangData
{
    String:Gang_Name[32],
    String:Gang_Tag[32],
    String:Gang_Leader[32],
    String:Gang_Model[32],
    Gang_357 = 0,
    Gang_Shotgun = 0,
    Gang_Nade = 0,
    Gang_Crossbow = 0,
    Gang_AR2 = 0,
    Gang_RPG = 0,
    Gang_SMG = 0,
    Gang_Pistol = 0,
    Gang_Suit = 0,
    Gang_MemberLVL = 1
}

enum GangDataPlayer
{
    String:Gang_Name[32],
    String:Gang_Tag[32],
    Gang_Rank = 0
}

new g_GangIndex;
new g_Gang[MAXGANGS][GangData];
new g_Gang_Player[MAXPLAYERS + 1][GangDataPlayer]; 


Throwing me Array out of bounds and array sizes do not match on simple things such as..

PHP Code:

SQL_FetchString(hHndl, 4, g_Gang[g_GangIndex][Gang_Leader], 32);
SQL_FetchString(hHndl, 5, g_Gang[g_GangIndex][Gang_Name], 32);
SQL_FetchString(hHndl, 6, g_Gang[g_GangIndex][Gang_Tag], 32);
SQL_FetchString(hHndl, 7, g_Gang[g_GangIndex][Gang_Model], 32); 


Client Example:

PHP Code:

decl String:sInfo[32], String:sInfo2[32];
ReadPackString(g_hInvitePack, sInfo, sizeof(sInfo));
ReadPackString(g_hInvitePack, sInfo2, sizeof(sInfo2));
strcopy(g_Gang_Player[Client][Gang_Name], 32, sInfo);
strcopy(g_Gang_Player[Client][Gang_Tag], 32, sInfo2); 


wtf.
Save me please

[sdz]

Double:
I change stuff around like so.. and it compiles fine. I was also just informed that you can't assign defaults to enum stuffs.

PHP Code:

enum GangData
{
    Gang_357 = 0,
    Gang_Shotgun = 0,
    Gang_Nade = 0,
    Gang_Crossbow = 0,
    Gang_AR2 = 0,
    Gang_RPG = 0,
    Gang_SMG = 0,
    Gang_Pistol = 0,
    Gang_Suit = 0,
    Gang_MemberLVL = 1,
    String:Gang_Name[32],
    String:Gang_Tag[32],
    String:Gang_Leader[32],
    String:Gang_Model[32]
}

enum GangDataPlayer
{
    Gang_Rank = 0,
    String:Player_Gang[32],
    String:Player_Tag[32]
} 


[Dr. Greg House]

<3 for sharing the solution and not blanking out posts like other people unfortunately do these days.

[asherkin]

Details on the whole default values situation: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showth...37#post1685437

[ici]

Talking of Enums and Strings, instead of me making a new thread, can somebody tell me how to use multi-dimensional arrays (strings) in Enums please?

PHP Code:

enum MyEnum
{
    String:Buffer[32][256],
    ...
} 


I'm getting an error when compiling (error 001: expected token: "}", but found "[")

I found some info here https://forums.alliedmods.net/showth...=140103&page=7 (Post #66) but I'm having troubles transforming that Buffer string on my own. If somebody could break it down for me, I'd be thankful.

[asherkin]

As that post says, you can't, need to use multiple separate strings.

[Mathias.]

what you can do in exchange is

PHP Code:

enum myStringArray
{
    String:m_one[32],
    String:m_two[32]
};

enum myStruct
{
    m_strings[myStringArray],
    ...
};

struct[m_strings][m_one]