[DavidLin]

How do I initialize a dynamic array in enum ? If I want to add info in them later on ?

PHP Code:

new Array: zombie_classes;
enum _: ZombieSpecifics {
        zClassId,
        zName[ MAX_NAME_LENGTH ], zDescription[ MAX_DESC_LENGTH ],
        zModel[ MAX_MODL_LENGTH ], zClaws[ MAX_MODL_LENGTH ],
        zHealth, zArmor, zSpeed, zGravity,
        Array: zHit, Array: zMiss, Array: zPain, Array: zDeath <-- How to initialize these ?
}

public plugin_precache( ) {
        zombie_classes = ArrayCreate( ZombieSpecifics );
} 


[Arkshine]

Before adding info, you will have to initialize it.

[DavidLin]

Thanks

[redivcram]

Wtf? How do you initialize them?

[HamletEagle]

Originally Posted by redivcram Wtf? How do you initialize them?

The same way you write any data in an array sized by an enum(you don't initialize directly inside the enum) .

[redivcram]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle The same way you write any data in an array sized by an enum(you don't initialize directly inside the enum) .

So, basically:

PHP Code:

zHit = ArrayCreate(n); 


? That's completely 'legal' to do in plugin_init for instance despite it being an enum member?

EDIT: Wait, I'm supposed to use ArrayGet for zombie_classes to get zHit and initialize it that way? I'm getting the hang of Dyn Arrays...

[HamletEagle]

PHP Code:

enum _:enumName { Array:test }

someFunc:
new data[enumName]
data[test] = ArrayCreate(...) 


[redivcram]

Exactly, thanks!