[mug1wara]

Just use SortIntegers.

Made a sample plugin.

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod>

#pragma semicolon 1

ConVar g_cvTest[2];

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    g_cvTest[0] = CreateConVar("test0", "0");
    g_cvTest[1] = CreateConVar("test1", "1");
    
    int iTest[2];
    
    iTest[0] = g_cvTest[0].IntValue;
    iTest[1] = g_cvTest[1].IntValue;
    
    SortIntegers(iTest, sizeof(iTest), Sort_Ascending);
} 


[Fyren]

This is the exact code I used to test. Since what you posted wasn't going to compile anyway, I changed it slightly:

PHP Code:

ConVar Cvar[12];
public void OnPluginStart()
{
    Cvar[0]         = CreateConVar( "l4d2_cvar1",    "1", "");
    Cvar[1]        = CreateConVar( "l4d2_cvar2",     "2", "");
    Cvar[2]         = CreateConVar( "l4d2_cvar3",     "3", "");
    Cvar[3]        = CreateConVar( "l4d2_cvar4",    "4", "");
    Cvar[4]        = CreateConVar( "l4d2_cvar5",    "5", "");
    Cvar[5]        = CreateConVar( "l4d2_cvar6",    "6", "");
    Cvar[6]        = CreateConVar( "l4d2_cvar7",    "7", "");
    Cvar[7]        = CreateConVar( "l4d2_cvar8",    "8", "");
    Cvar[8]        = CreateConVar( "l4d2_cvar9",    "9", "");
    Cvar[9]        = CreateConVar( "l4d2_cvar10",    "10", "");
    Cvar[10]        = CreateConVar( "l4d2_cvar11",    "11", "");
    Cvar[11]        = CreateConVar( "l4d2_cvar12",    "12", "");

    RegServerCmd("cvartest", Command_CVARFUNCTION);
}

public Action Command_CVARFUNCTION(int argc)
{
    int len = sizeof(Cvar);

    for(int x; x < len; x++)
    {
        for(int i; i < Cvar[x].IntValue; i++ )
        {
            PrintToServer("CVAR Num: %d", Cvar[x].IntValue);
        }
    }

    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


I have no idea what your intention was with the nested loops. If you just wanted to print each cvar once, you should have a single loop.

[Spirit_12]

Originally Posted by Fyren I have no idea what your intention was with the nested loops. If you just wanted to print each cvar once, you should have a single loop.

Let me explain what I need to do. I have 12 cvars with more being added in the future. I'm pretty much doing the same action as item spawn code is the same each time, but each cvar represents different item and its count.

Example:

• Item1 = 2
• item2 = 6
• item = 9

I do not want to hard code the cvars for reason stated above. I want to retrieve these values and pretty much run the loop to spawn them. I'm getting stuck at the fact that I need to run two loops in this case.

One to loop through all cvars and then another to spawn each item based on the count. This is why I was playing around with nested loops. Not sure, if that explanation will get me an answer.

[Fyren]

Then it loops the number of times you want. Since it prints 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3..., if you were spawning an item each time instead of printing, that'd be the right number of times (one of the first, two of the second, three of the third, etc.).