[NoTiCE]

Hello! I have problem with char array

PHP Code:

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    RegServerCmd("test", Cmd_Test);
}

public Action Cmd_Test(int args)
{
    char szItems[][][] = 
    {
        {"Auto", "sm_arec"},
        {"Low", "sm_recordlow"},
        {"Sideways", "sm_recsw"},
        {"HalfSW", "sm_rechsw"},
        {"SurfHSW", "sm_recrhsw"},
        {"W-Only", "sm_recwonly"},
        {"A-Only", "sm_recaonly"},
        {"D-Only", "sm_recdonly"},
        {"Legit", "sm_recl"},
        {"Cap", "sm_reccap"},
        {"Legit Cap", "sm_reclcap"}
    };
    
    int iSize = sizeof(szItems);
    for (int i = 0; i < iSize; i++)
        PrintToServer("%s: %s", szItems[i][0], szItems[i][1]);
    
    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


This problem occurs when the array contains "sm_r" substring
How to solve?

[OSWO]

try setting the char size? [][2][128]? :/

[8guawong]

try sizeof(szItems[]) or sizeof(szItems[][])
and this belongs in scripting section

[NoTiCE]

int iSize = sizeof(szItems);
int iSize2 = sizeof(szItems[]);
int iSize3 = sizeof(szItems[][]);

PrintToServer("[%d][%d][%d]", iSize, iSize2, iSize3);

This problem occurs when the array contains "sm_r" substring
In other cases, all is well

[Timocop]

This is a known compiler bug (https://github.com/alliedmodders/sou...c135a1a857af02 and https://github.com/alliedmodders/sou...ebab3ad8cc13ce i think)

You have 3 options:

• Get the latest SourceMod 1.9 dev compiler where the bug has been fixed.
• Constant array size. e.g array[][][128]
• Get a pizza

PHP Code:

 public void OnPluginStart() 
{ 
    RegServerCmd("test", Cmd_Test); 
} 

public Action Cmd_Test(int args) 
{ 
    char szItems[][][128] =  
    { 
        {"Auto", "sm_arec"}, 
        {"Low", "sm_recordlow"}, 
        {"Sideways", "sm_recsw"}, 
        {"HalfSW", "sm_rechsw"}, 
        {"SurfHSW", "sm_recrhsw"}, 
        {"W-Only", "sm_recwonly"}, 
        {"A-Only", "sm_recaonly"}, 
        {"D-Only", "sm_recdonly"}, 
        {"Legit", "sm_recl"}, 
        {"Cap", "sm_reccap"}, 
        {"Legit Cap", "sm_reclcap"} 
    }; 
     
    int iSize = sizeof(szItems); 
    for (int i = 0; i < iSize; i++) 
        PrintToServer("%s: %s", szItems[i][0], szItems[i][1]); 
     
    return Plugin_Handled; 
}