[PC Gamer]

I'm in the process of upgrading my code to the new declarations. I changed it to the 'new version' below and got unintended results. Can you tell me what the code should look like with new declarations?

Old version (works fine):

PHP Code:

public EventInventoryApplication(Handle:event, const String:name[], bool:dontBroadcast)
{
    new String:strItemsindex[5][65];
    new strItem[5];
    strItem[0] = StringToInt(strItemsindex[0]);
    strItem[1] = StringToInt(strItemsindex[1]);
    strItem[2] = StringToInt(strItemsindex[2]);
    strItem[3] = StringToInt(strItemsindex[3]);
    strItem[4] = StringToInt(strItemsindex[4]); 


New version (doesn't work):

PHP Code:

public Action EventInventoryApplication(Handle event, const char[] name, bool dontBroadcast)
{
    char strItemsindex[5][65];
    char strItem[5];
    strItem[0] = StringToInt(strItemsindex[0]);
    strItem[1] = StringToInt(strItemsindex[1]);
    strItem[2] = StringToInt(strItemsindex[2]);
    strItem[3] = StringToInt(strItemsindex[3]);
    strItem[4] = StringToInt(strItemsindex[4]); 


[GsiX]

from

PHP Code:

char strItem[5]; 


to

PHP Code:

int strItem[5]; 


older version new String:string == char
older version new string == int

[PC Gamer]

Thanks GsiX! That fixed my problem.

[MAGNAT2645]

You should always check which type specific function returns.

In this case:
int StringToInt(const char[] str, int nBase)