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bally
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Old 12-18-2015 , 20:16   Arrays and all of that :)
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So, 3 months have passed since I touched any SM project. I basically forgot it all...

I have a few newbish-like questions for you guys, if someone can reply to me, it'd be just great.

If I want to store multiple int/float values in different array indexes, how should I create the variable, how should I store them inside that array, and how should I use them in the array?
( reading those values from a keyvalue. )

For example, if I wanted to fix this... ugly example:
Code:
public void readconfigs()
{
	char path_cfgs[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH];
	BuildPath(Path_SM, path_cfgs, sizeof(path_cfgs), "configs/traderoom/roompos.cfg");
	Handle kv = CreateKeyValues("roomPos");
	char buffer[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH];
	FileToKeyValues(kv, path_cfgs);
	
	if (!KvGotoFirstSubKey(kv))
	{
		LogError("[!] roompos .CFG File not found: %s", path_cfgs);
		CloseHandle(kv);
		return;
	}
	
	do {
		
		KvGetSectionName(kv, buffer, sizeof(buffer));
		
		if (StrEqual(buffer, "room1"))
		{
			r1tposx = KvGetFloat(kv, "tposx");
			r1tposy = KvGetFloat(kv, "tposy");
			r1tposz = KvGetFloat(kv, "tposz");
			
			r1ctposx = KvGetFloat(kv, "ctposx");
			r1ctposy = KvGetFloat(kv, "ctposy");
			r1ctposz = KvGetFloat(kv, "ctposz");
		}
		
		if (StrEqual(buffer, "room2"))
		{
			r2tposx = KvGetFloat(kv, "tposx");
			r2tposy = KvGetFloat(kv, "tposy");
			r2tposz = KvGetFloat(kv, "tposz");
			
			r2ctposx = KvGetFloat(kv, "ctposx");
			r2ctposy = KvGetFloat(kv, "ctposy");
			r2ctposz = KvGetFloat(kv, "ctposz");
		}
		if (StrEqual(buffer, "room3"))
		{
			r3tposx = KvGetFloat(kv, "tposx");
			r3tposy = KvGetFloat(kv, "tposy");
			r3tposz = KvGetFloat(kv, "tposz");
			
			r3ctposx = KvGetFloat(kv, "ctposx");
			r3ctposy = KvGetFloat(kv, "ctposy");
			r3ctposz = KvGetFloat(kv, "ctposz");
		}
		if (StrEqual(buffer, "room4"))
		{
			r4tposx = KvGetFloat(kv, "tposx");
			r4tposy = KvGetFloat(kv, "tposy");
			r4tposz = KvGetFloat(kv, "tposz");
			
			r4ctposx = KvGetFloat(kv, "ctposx");
			r4ctposy = KvGetFloat(kv, "ctposy");
			r4ctposz = KvGetFloat(kv, "ctposz");
		}
		
		
		
	} while (KvGotoNextKey(kv));
	
	CloseHandle(kv);
}

Also, would it be a way to add custom commands from a config? for example, I have a keyvalue with alot of commands, my plugin would read the commands and add them.

Thanks for reading my topic, have fun coding
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Last edited by bally; 12-18-2015 at 20:19.
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Old 12-19-2015 , 16:36   Re: Arrays and all of that :)
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Originally Posted by bally View Post
If I want to store multiple int/float values in different array indexes, how should I create the variable, how should I store them inside that array, and how should I use them in the array?
Also, would it be a way to add custom commands from a config? for example, I have a keyvalue with alot of commands, my plugin would read the commands and add them.
I think you're looking for a multi-dimensional array.
PHP Code:
new Float:values[12][3]; 
In this example, there would be 12 different indexes with 3 different values. values[0][2] = third value of first index. But you can also use an adt_array if you are uncertain of the size you want and such.

As for adding custom commands from a config (if you mean Sourcemod commands and not server commands), you would have to find all the command names then RegConsoleCmd(CMD_NAME, CMD_CALLBACK, CMD_DESCRIPTION);

Last edited by thecount; 12-19-2015 at 16:36.
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