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Possibly erroneous warning when declaring enum structs with primitive members


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Sappykun
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Old 03-03-2021 , 23:03   Possibly erroneous warning when declaring enum structs with primitive members
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I have the following snippet of code:

PHP Code:
enum struct Survivor1 {
  
char name[MAX_NAME_LENGTH];
  
char model[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH];
  
int prop;
  
char adminflags[16];
}

enum struct Survivor2 {
  
char name[MAX_NAME_LENGTH];
  
char model[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH];
  
int prop[1];
  
char adminflags[16];
}

public 
void OnPluginStart()  
{
    
Survivor1 e = { "Ellis""models/survivors/survivor_mechanic.mdl"3"bcd" }; // line 17
    
Survivor2 z = { "Zoey""models/survivors/survivor_teenangst.mdl"5"z" };
    
    
PrintToServer("%s %s %i %s"e.namee.modele.prope.adminflags);
    
PrintToServer("%s %s %i %s"z.namez.modelz.propz.adminflags); // line 21

Compiling this code produces the following warning:

test.sp(17) : warning 228: length of initializer exceeds size of the enum field

but otherwise compiles perfectly fine.

I am confused by this, especially since activating the plugin doesn't throw any errors:

Code:
sm plugins load custom/optional/test
Ellis models/survivors/survivor_mechanic.mdl 3 bcd
Zoey models/survivors/survivor_teenangst.mdl 5 z
[SM] Loaded plugin custom/optional/test.smx successfully.
If I change the PrintToServer lines to the following:
PHP Code:
PrintToServer("%s %s %i %s"e.namee.modele.prop 4e.adminflags);
PrintToServer("%s %s %i %s"z.namez.modelz.prop 4z.adminflags); 
and attempt to recompile, I get this error:

test.sp(21) : error 033: array must be indexed (variable "prop")

Why do I need to declare prop as an array to make the warning go away? IntToString (which is used in my plugin to apply the prop's value to a player) doesn't accept integer arrays, and I can't perform operations on z.prop without referencing index 0 constantly.

I have a feeling that my code (Survivor1 specifically) is fine, and the compiler is throwing a false warning. Can someone with more SourcePawn experience confirm or deny my suspicions?

Last edited by Sappykun; 03-07-2021 at 00:44.
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Old 03-04-2021 , 03:29   Re: Cannot declare enum structs that mix primitive members and array members
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Example of how you can initialize the enum struct without the warning (compiles but untested).

PHP Code:
enum struct Survivor1
{
    
char name[MAX_NAME_LENGTH];
    
char model[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH];
    
int prop;
    
char adminflags[16];
    
void Create(char name[MAX_NAME_LENGTH], char model[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH], int propchar adminflags[16])
    {
        
strcopy(this.nameMAX_NAME_LENGTHname);
        
strcopy(this.modelPLATFORM_MAX_PATHmodel);
        
this.prop prop;
        
strcopy(this.adminflags16adminflags);
    }
}

public 
void OnPluginStart()  
{
    
Survivor1 e;
    
e.Create("Ellis""models/survivors/survivor_mechanic.mdl"3"bcd");
    
    
PrintToServer("%s %s %i %s"e.namee.modele.prope.adminflags);


Last edited by Effeff; 03-04-2021 at 03:31.
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Old 03-04-2021 , 08:55   Re: Cannot declare enum structs that mix primitive members and array members
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What compiler version are you using? enum structs didn't support initializer lists until 1.11.
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Old 03-04-2021 , 12:21   Re: Cannot declare enum structs that mix primitive members and array members
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Quote:
Originally Posted by asherkin View Post
What compiler version are you using? enum structs didn't support initializer lists until 1.11.
1.10.0.6502, latest stable version at the time of writing.
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