[Croxeye.]

PHP Code:

enum _:playerTable {
    nick[32],
    ...
}

new g_PlayerData[33][playerTable];

get_user_name(id, g_PlayerData[id][nick], charsmax(g_PlayerData[][nick])); 


error 032: array index out of bounds (variable "g_PlayerData")

[HamletEagle]

It compiles fine for me.

[Bugsy]

What you posted is correct as HamletEagle says. But I see you have '...' after nick so there may be something you removed that is causing the error. You need to post full code if you want to get an answer.

[Croxeye.]

PHP Code:

enum _:playerTable {
    nick[32],
    steamId[45],
    password[45],
    language[3],
    bool: isOnline = false,
    bool: isVip = false,
    bool: isAdmin = false
}

new g_PlayerData[33][playerTable];

public client_connect(id) {
    new Query[512], Data[1];
    
    Data[0] = id;
    
    get_user_name(id, g_PlayerData[id][nick], charsmax(g_PlayerData[][nick])); //error
    
    formatex(Query, charsmax(Query), "SELECT * FROM `player` WHERE `player`.`nick` = '%s'", g_PlayerData[id][nick]);
    SQL_ThreadQuery(MySQL_GlobalConnection, "MySQL_LoadPlayer", Query, Data, 1);
}

public MySQL_LoadPlayer(FailState,Handle:SQL_Query,Error[],Errcode,Data[],DataSize) {
    if(FailState == TQUERY_CONNECT_FAILED) {
        console_print(0, "Load - Could not connect to SQL database.  [%d] %s", Errcode, Error);
    } else if(FailState == TQUERY_QUERY_FAILED) {
        console_print(0, "Load Query failed. [%d] %s", Errcode, Error);
    }
    
    new playerId;
    
    playerId = Data[0];
    
    console_print(0, "playerId: %i", playerId); // prints: "playerId: 0"
    
    
    if(SQL_NumResults(SQL_Query) != 0) {
        SQL_ReadResult(SQL_Query, 1, g_player[playerId][nick], charsmax(g_player[][nick])); //error
        SQL_ReadResult(SQL_Query, 2, g_player[playerId][steamId], charsmax(g_player[][steamId])); //error
        SQL_ReadResult(SQL_Query, 3, g_player[playerId][password], charsmax(g_player[][password])); //error
                SQL_ReadResult(SQL_Query, 3, g_player[playerId][language], charsmax(g_player[][language])); //error
        g_player[playerId][bcoins] = SQL_ReadResult(SQL_Query, 6); //error
        g_player[playerId][isOnline] = true;
    }

        SQL_FreeHandle(SQL_Query);
} 


[Black Rose]

When I removed "= false" from the three booleans it worked.
Nothing actually wrong, so I'm gonna guess the compiler has a hard time interpreting in this case.
Enums are always a bit weird, keep them as simple as possible.
Booleans are always initialized as false.

enum playerTable {
    nick[32],
    steamId[45],
    password[45],
    language[3],
    bool:isOnline,
    bool:isVip,
    bool:isAdmin,
    bcoins
}

[Croxeye.]

Thank you so much, now it works...

[Bugsy]

That was definitely the problem. The enumerator is really just a 'sizer' for an array so setting it to false does not make sense. The enum provides you offsets based on items preceding it, making it easy and fast to work with constants/variable-names to access items in an array. Setting to false for something would need to be done on the g_PlayerData[] array that was sized by playerTable.

The enum items in playerTable hold the below values. If the compiler allowed this, doing "isOnline = false" would change its value from 125 to 0 which essentially would over-write data where 'nick' is stored.

nick=0
steamID=32
password=77
language=122
isOnline=125
isVip=126
isAdmin=127
bcoins = 128

[Croxeye.]

Just one more question: How to get number of not empty rows in array ?

PHP Code:

new achievements[50][achievementsTable]; //But I only have 5 achievements

for(new i = 0; i < sizeof(achievements); i++) {
    new InfoStatus[198];
    formatex(InfoStatus, charsmax(InfoStatus), "\yAchievements:");
    
    new menu = menu_create(InfoStatus, "achievements_menu_handler");
    
    for(new i = 0; i < sizeof(achievements); i++) {
        formatex(InfoStatus, charsmax(InfoStatus),  "\w%s \r:: \r%i \y%s", achievements[i][name], achievements[i][rewardAmount], SYMBOL);

        menu_additem(menu, InfoStatus, "0", 0);
    }
    
    menu_setprop(menu, MPROP_EXIT, MEXIT_ALL);
    menu_display(id, menu, 0);
} 


[Bugsy]

Change achievements[50][achievementsTable] to achievements[5][achievementsTable]? Or do you mean the specific player?

If it's the player who only has 5, whatever stores his achievements, do a if ( player variable ) { add to menu }

[Croxeye.]

No, no.. I'm getting achievements from database and I should change [50] to [] because I dont know number of achiements and I always can add more..