[BAILOPAN]

This module allows for advanced arrays. It has key/value pairing for strings to ints, floats, strings and linked list support. Read the inc file for the functions.

My rule with this module: "If you have to ask, you don't know". Post a bug if you find one, the included sample file is not required (obviously) but contains some insight on how to, at a very basic level, use linked lists and keys with iterators.

Some notes on this, do not loop from 0 to list_size*()-1, as that will be a more expensive operation that using an iterator (from list_reset() and while(list_next())).

Anyway, this brings dynamic memory/array allocation home to Small =). You don't need to worry about memory issues because you only deal with references.

Enjoy

Update: the downloads below require AMXx (0.20+)

[AssKicR]

Just wondering.... what is this good for?

[BAILOPAN]

My rule with this module: "If you have to ask, you don't know"

this brings dynamic memory/array allocation home to Small

[AssKicR]

Originally Posted by BAILOPAN this brings dynamic memory/array allocation home to Small

and that is

[PM]

things like vectors (no, not the graphic things ). That is basically an array, but its size can be changed.

[AssKicR]

oh.... i get it

[xeroblood]

I love it!! Very Nice Bailopan!!

Originally, I thought PM was going to add Support for 3D arrays to the Small Compiler, is that not going to happen anymore?? (Doesn't really matter, this seems to cover that issue!!)

[BAILOPAN]

Don't tell anyone, but the web compiler can do 3d arrays

[xeroblood]

I'll keep it a secret!! ;) Are you going to release a copy of the compiler that supports 3D arrays with AMXX 0.2??

[BAILOPAN]

the compiler has a bug in it so unless I can fix it, no