[xbatista]

It prints while compiling, what this means?

PHP Code:

new g_iPlayerItem[33][MAX_CHARS + 1][MAX_HEROES][MAX_ITEMS]; 


Toooo much [] ?

[Starsailor]

Originally Posted by xbatista It prints while compiling, what this means? PHP Code: new g_iPlayerItem[33][MAX_CHARS + 1][MAX_HEROES][MAX_ITEMS];  Toooo much [] ?

Yep.

[xbatista]

What to do then? F************************************ck

[Xellath]

Page 69, Pawn Language Tutorial:

∗ The current implementation of the Pawn compiler supports only arrays with up to three
dimensions.

So, obviously you can't exceed that limit.

What exactly are you trying to? And why would you need 4 dimensions?

[xbatista]

Just need...
God damn it!
my whole project fucked up f*ck f*ck f*ck
Aghhhrrrr what to do now?...

[Xellath]

Originally Posted by xbatista Just need... God damn it! my whole project fucked up Aghhhrrrr what to do now?...

I highly doubt that you need 4 dimensions for that, you could just squeeze it into 1.

[Arkshine]

Provide more informations on what you want do to exactly. There is always alternative ways.

[xbatista]

PHP Code:

public main_skill_menu(id)
{
    new szInfo[60];
    formatex(szInfo, 59, "Hero: \r%s", HEROES[g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]])

    new menu = menu_create(szInfo , "skill_menu");

    new szTempid[32];

    for (new skill_id = 0; skill_id < CLASS_MAX_SKILLS; skill_id++)
    {
        new szItems[60];
        formatex(szItems, 59, "%s \d( \y%d \d) - Req.Level %s%d", Skill_Names[g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]][skill_id], g_iSkills[id][g_CurrentChar[id]][g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]][skill_id],
        (g_PlayerLevel[id][g_CurrentChar[id]][g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]] < Skill_Levels_Req[g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]][skill_id] ? "\r" : "\y"), Skill_Levels_Req[g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]][skill_id] )

        num_to_str(skill_id, szTempid, 31);

        menu_additem(menu, szItems, szTempid, 0);
    }

    menu_setprop(menu , MPROP_EXIT , MEXIT_ALL);
    menu_display(id , menu , 0); 
}
public skill_menu(id , menu , item) 
{ 
    if ( !is_user_connected(id) )
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED;

    if(item == MENU_EXIT) 
    { 
        menu_destroy(menu); 
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
    } 
    new data[6], iName[64];
    new access, callback;
    menu_item_getinfo(menu, item, access, data,5, iName, 63, callback);

    new skill_id = str_to_num(data);

    if ( g_PlayerLevel[id][g_CurrentChar[id]][g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]] < Skill_Levels_Req[g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]][skill_id] )
    {
        client_printcolor(id, "/yLevel required /g%d", Skill_Levels_Req[g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]][skill_id]);

        return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
    }

    if ( g_iSkills[id][g_CurrentChar[id]][g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]][skill_id] >= MAX_SKILLS )
    {
        client_printcolor(id, "/ctr%s skill reaches the max skills limit /g%d!", Skill_Names[g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]][skill_id], MAX_SKILLS);

        return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
    }

    if(g_PlayerSkPoints[id][g_CurrentChar[id]][g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]] > 0)
    {
        g_iSkills[id][g_CurrentChar[id]][g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]][skill_id]++;

        g_PlayerSkPoints[id][g_CurrentChar[id]][g_PlayerHero[id][g_CurrentChar[id]]]--
                
        main_skill_menu(id)
    }

    menu_destroy(menu); 
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
} 


And other...

[Bugsy]

explain what the intention of your 4d array is. im sure there is an alternative

[xbatista]

Have fun.
Can someone edit compiler please?