[hornet]

Alright. Thanks for your quality help

[Bugsy]

If you preferred the old fashioned way:

PHP Code:

#pragma dynamic 55000 

//GetStringPos( Entity index (0 to NumEntities-1) , String to retrieve )
#define GetStringPos(%1,%2)    (%1*(NumItems * MaxLength)+%2)

public Test()
{
    const NumEntities = 100;
    const NumItems = 16;
    const MaxLength = 32;
    const DataSize = NumEntities * NumItems * MaxLength;

    enum (+=32)
    {
        String1,
        String2,
        String3
        /* ... */
    }
    
    new szStrings[ DataSize ];
    
    //Entity 1
    copy( szStrings[ GetStringPos( 0 , String1 ) ] , MaxLength - 1 , "Entity 1 string 1" );
    copy( szStrings[ GetStringPos( 0 , String2 ) ] , MaxLength - 1 , "Entity 1 string 2" );
    copy( szStrings[ GetStringPos( 0 , String3 ) ] , MaxLength - 1 , "Entity 1 string 3" );
    server_print( szStrings[ GetStringPos( 0 , String1 ) ] );
    server_print( szStrings[ GetStringPos( 0 , String2 ) ] );
    server_print( szStrings[ GetStringPos( 0 , String3 ) ] );
    
    //Entity 2
    copy( szStrings[ GetStringPos( 1 , String1 ) ] , MaxLength - 1 , "Entity 2 string 1" );
    copy( szStrings[ GetStringPos( 1 , String2 ) ] , MaxLength - 1 , "Entity 2 string 2" );
    copy( szStrings[ GetStringPos( 1 , String3 ) ] , MaxLength - 1 , "Entity 2 string 3" );
    server_print( szStrings[ GetStringPos( 1 , String1 ) ] );
    server_print( szStrings[ GetStringPos( 1 , String2 ) ] );
    server_print( szStrings[ GetStringPos( 1 , String3 ) ] );    
} 


[ConnorMcLeod]

I'm a bit perplex on what you are doing and on the use of dynamic array since you seems to have lot of pre-defined things.
Could you put a concrete example on what you are doing ?

[Bugsy]

Are you talking to me or hornet?

[hornet]

Originally Posted by ConnorMcLeod I'm a bit perplex on what you are doing and on the use of dynamic array since you seems to have lot of pre-defined things. Could you put a concrete example on what you are doing ?

If your asking me sir, then yes my example was probably bad to have predefined strings to insert. I was hoping that - that part was not going be looked at too much.

Originally Posted by Bugsy Are you talking to me or hornet?

And to answer to both, exactly what I'm after is the first solution that Bugsy gave me ( but thanks for the second one aswell ). It works flawlessly! Cheers.