[teigrgwyn]

It doesn't matter if I replace sizeof() with an int such as 2. It's constantly giving me "argument type mismatch (argument 3)". I tried a singular array and checked to make sure it required int, and it still returns same error.

PHP Code:

public Action Command_RestrictConvar(int i_Arguments)
{
    if (i_Arguments != 3) {
        return Plugin_Handled;
    }

    char c_RestrictedConvar[3][8];

    // add the convar parameters to an array
    GetCmdArg(2, c_RestrictedConvar[0], sizeof(c_RestrictedConvar[][]));
    GetCmdArg(3, c_RestrictedConvar[1], sizeof(c_RestrictedConvar[][]));

    SetTrieArray(h_RestrictedConvars, c_RestrictedConvar[0][0], sizeof(c_RestrictedConvar[][]));

    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


[Mitchell]

I think you are thinking of using something else, SetTrieArray is to put arrays under a stringmap.
https://sm.alliedmods.net/new-api/adt_trie/SetTrieArray
The 3rd element is an array, not an int.

[teigrgwyn]

No, I just consistently overlooked the key parameter.

I'm just adding a min and max float value to a small array that will fall under a key that I can then search for later.
Seeing that I need to loop it, it looks like I'll have to use a dynamic array.

It's telling me on PushArrayArray() that the arrays don't match... error 048. I've added [] and [0] to the end and tried a few different things, but can't figure out why. :\
Using a non-multidimensional array, it tells me that the storage types differ and that it can't coerce char[] to any[].

PHP Code:

Handle h_RestrictedConvars;

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    RegServerCmd("sm_test", Command_RestrictConvar);
    h_RestrictedConvars = CreateArray(3);
}

public Action Command_RestrictConvar(int i_Arguments)
{
    if (i_Arguments != 3) {
        return Plugin_Handled;
    }

    char c_RestrictedConvar[4][64];

    // add the convar parameters to an array
    GetCmdArg(1, c_RestrictedConvar[0], sizeof(c_RestrictedConvar[]));
    GetCmdArg(2, c_RestrictedConvar[1], sizeof(c_RestrictedConvar[]));
    GetCmdArg(3, c_RestrictedConvar[2], sizeof(c_RestrictedConvar[]));

    PushArrayArray(h_RestrictedConvars, c_RestrictedConvar);

    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


[Fyren]

As you seem to have already realized, in neither example were you passing a 1D array (even ignoring missing the key for SetTrieArray). In your second, passing c_RestrictedConvar[x] would have worked, except it's a string.

If you're specifically using strings (or char[] in the newer syntax), you need to use PushArrayString.