[Desikac]

Originally Posted by OvidiuS he has around 22 cvars xD anything more adjustable?

25
Is this a good method (to handle 25 cvars)?

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>

new cvars[25]

public plugin_init() {
    cvars[0] = register_cvar("mycvar", "1")
    cvars[1] = register_cvar("mycvar2", "8")
    cvars[2] = register_cvar("mycvar3", "55")
    cvars[3] = register_cvar("mycvar4", "dsa")
    cvars[4] = register_cvar("mycvar5", "0")
    cvars[5] = register_cvar("mycvar6", "4")
// ...
    cvars[24] = register_cvar("mycvar25", "qwerty")
}

public get_values() {
    new sVal[32]
    get_pcvar_string(cvars[3], sVal, charsmax(sVal))
    
    new iVal = get_pcvar_num(cvars[5])
} 


[Exolent[jNr]]

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>

enum _:Cvar {
    Cvar_1,
    Cvar_2,
    Cvar_3,
    //...
    Cvar_22
};

new const g_cvarName[Cvar][] = {
    "cvar_1",
    "cvar_2",
    "cvar_3",
    //...
    "cvar_22"
};

new const g_cvarDefaultValue[Cvar][] = {
    "1",
    "1",
    "1",
    //...
    "1"
};

new g_cvarPointer[Cvar];

public plugin_init() {
    for(new i = 0; i < Cvar; i++) {
        g_cvarPointer[i] = register_cvar(g_cvarName[i], g_cvarDefaultValue[i]);
    }
}

// ...

new value = get_pcvar_num(g_cvarPointer[Cvar_22]); 


Naming the "cvar_*" to proper names is recommended for more readable code.

[Desikac]

Your code does the same thing as mine.

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by Desikac Your code does the same thing as mine.

Mine's more organized, easier to add/delete cvars, and easier to read than using get_pcvar_num(cvars[0])

[Arkshine]

Originally Posted by OvidiuS he has around 22 cvars xD anything more adjustable?

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showth...CacheCvarValue

And now ?