[xPaw]

Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] Loop until the plugin breaks at a runtime error of "index out of bounds" ? Good one.

I approve

[Tirant]

Ya, that's why you should test code before posting. It would also not be able to work on an array with data less than equal 0.

Use arrayset(array, value, size)
arrayset(array2, array1[0], sizeof array2);
Precondition that sizeof array1 <= array2.

[G[o]Q]

Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] Loop until the plugin breaks at a runtime error of "index out of bounds" ? Good one.

if you don't belive me then try

you can try it in Pawn or other languages: C++,C# etc.

[Exolent[jNr]]

You don't understand.

new array[3];

for(new i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
    log_amx("%d", array[i]);
}

That will produce a runtime error of "index out of bounds" when i equals 3 since it isn't within the index range for the array.

[Tirant]

Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] You don't understand. Code: new array[3]; for(new i = 0; i < 10; i++) { log_amx("%d", array[i]); } That will produce a runtime error of "index out of bounds" when i equals 3 since it isn't within the index range for the array.

+1

[Tirant]

Originally Posted by josephpeter1 Have you encountered any situation where you quickly wanted to convert your array to ArrayList or ArrayList to array ?Array BioPharma Inc., a discovery research company, creates drug candidates.

Amxx pawn doesn't directly support dynamic memory allocation. You would need to implement the cell array structure, which I believe is an array list . I don't know of any real fast way other than copying each element iteratively. It would definitely be easier in another language like java or c, but you wouldn't need to then (since an array list is still an array). In java you can just return the array copy (System.arraycopy or Arrays.copyRangeOf), in c just get a pointer and length. But if your making a new copy, just make a new array and copy iteratively.