[tabishshah139]

#define WEAPON_LENGTH 216
#define DEBUG 0
new m_debug = 0;



new const String:weaponsClass[WEAPON_LENGTH][] = {
{"weapon_smg"}, {"weapon_smg_silenced"}, {"weapon_smg_mp5"}, {"weapon_pumpshotgun"}, {"weapon_shotgun_chrome"}, {"weapon_hunting_rifle"},
{"weapon_rifle"}, {"weapon_rifle_ak47"}, {"weapon_rifle_desert"}, {"weapon_rifle_sg552"}, {"weapon_sniper_military"},
{"weapon_sniper_scout"}, {"weapon_sniper_awp"}, {"weapon_grenade_launcher"}, {"weapon_rifle_m60"},
{"weapon_autoshotgun"}, {"weapon_shotgun_spas"}, {"weapon_pistol"}, {"weapon_pistol_magnum"}
};

[Aeziak]

Hello !

If your data is meant to stay static, maybe you can try KeyValues so you just have to import from file your weapon datas https://wiki.alliedmods.net/KeyValue...eMod_Scripting). That way you won't bother to initialize a String array.

[Marttt]

update to new syntax and use ArrayList or StringMap (depends on the need and the rest of the code)

[Grey83]

new const String:weaponsClass[][] = {...};
and in code you can get array size with sizeof(weaponsClass)