[addemod]

Originally Posted by Mitchell What... If you are wanting to store how much damage a player has done through-out the round you're going to need a global array. You would need to reset the array with the client in it when ever the round starts and you can display it on round end.

Yes, but I really do not understand how the ArrayLists work in SourcePawn..
An example where I insert like

//Client ID        //Damage value
"some_client_id" = "0",
"some_other_client_id" = "32",
and so on

[ddhoward]

That is not an ArrayList.

Client indexes are always in the range of 1 thru MAXPLAYERS, with the client's assigned index representing what actual server player slot they are connected to. This means that client indexes are reused. You shouldn't need a dynamic array for most things like this. Just use a regular array of regular variables.



int someArray[MAXPLAYERS+1];

someArray[someClient] = 0;
someArray[someOtherClient] = 32;

Now, when you say "client ID" are you referring to a Steam ID? The unique identifier that is linked to a given Steam account?

[Mitchell]

heres some example code that will store and then print the damage dealt at the end of the round.

code inside

#pragma semicolon 1
#include <sdkhooks>
#pragma newdecls required

float gDamageTaken[MAXPLAYERS+1];
public void OnPluginStart() {
	HookEvent("round_end", Event_RoundEnd);
}

public void OnClientPutInServer(int client) {
	SDKHook(client, SDKHook_OnTakeDamage, OnTakeDamage);
}

public Action OnTakeDamage(int victim, int &attacker, int &inflictor, float &damage, int &damagetype, int &weapon, float damageForce[3], float damagePosition[3]) {
	if(victim && attacker && victim <= MaxClients && attacker <= MaxClients) {
		if(IsClientInGame(victim) &&  IsClientInGame(attacker)) {
			gDamageTaken[attacker] += damage;
		}
	}
	return Plugin_Continue;
}


public Action Event_RoundEnd(Event event, char[] name, bool dontBroadcast) {
	for(int i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++) {
		if(IsClientInGame(i)) {
			PrintToChat(i, "You Dealt %.1f damage that round!", gDamageTaken[i]);
		}
		gDamageTaken[i] = 0.0;
	}
}

[addemod]

Originally Posted by Mitchell heres some example code that will store and then print the damage dealt at the end of the round. code inside #pragma semicolon 1 #include <sdkhooks> #pragma newdecls required float gDamageTaken[MAXPLAYERS+1]; public void OnPluginStart() { HookEvent("round_end", Event_RoundEnd); } public void OnClientPutInServer(int client) { SDKHook(client, SDKHook_OnTakeDamage, OnTakeDamage); } public Action OnTakeDamage(int victim, int &attacker, int &inflictor, float &damage, int &damagetype, int &weapon, float damageForce[3], float damagePosition[3]) { if(victim && attacker && victim <= MaxClients && attacker <= MaxClients) { if(IsClientInGame(victim) && IsClientInGame(attacker)) { gDamageTaken[attacker] += damage; } } return Plugin_Continue; } public Action Event_RoundEnd(Event event, char[] name, bool dontBroadcast) { for(int i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++) { if(IsClientInGame(i)) { PrintToChat(i, "You Dealt %.1f damage that round!", gDamageTaken[i]); } gDamageTaken[i] = 0.0; } }

Okay, thanks. I understand the usage of this now.

But what about saving damage dealth on each user for one client?
I mean, what if I want to print the damage the client dealt to each user on the server? I guess this is where ArrayLists come in.

[ddhoward]

No. Just make a two-dimensional array. An ArrayList is only useful if you don't know how many values you are going to need. Here, you need MAXPLAYERS+1 * MAXPLAYERS+1. There is no use for an ArrayList here, nor would an ArrayList be easy to use, as the client indexes wouldn't necessarily correspond to the ArrayList indexes.

An ArrayList is only useful over a standard array if you require a array that can change size. That's it.

PHP Code:

#pragma semicolon 1
#include <sdkhooks>
#pragma newdecls required

float gDamageTaken[MAXPLAYERS+1][MAXPLAYERS+1]; //first dimension is the attacker, second is victim

public void OnPluginStart() {
    HookEvent("round_end", Event_RoundEnd);
}

public void OnClientPutInServer(int client) {
    SDKHook(client, SDKHook_OnTakeDamage, OnTakeDamage);
}

public Action OnTakeDamage(int victim, int &attacker, int &inflictor, float &damage, int &damagetype, int &weapon, float damageForce[3], float damagePosition[3]) {
    if(victim && attacker && victim <= MaxClients && attacker <= MaxClients) {
        if(IsClientInGame(victim) &&  IsClientInGame(attacker)) {
            gDamageTaken[attacker][victim] += damage;
        }
    }
    return Plugin_Continue;
}


//remove damage info relating to a user who is disconnecting
public void OnClientDisconnect(int client) {
    for (int i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++) {
        gDamageTaken[client][i] = 0.0;
        gDamageTaken[i][client] = 0.0;
    }
}


public Action Event_RoundEnd(Event event, char[] name, bool dontBroadcast) {
    for(int i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++) {
        if(IsClientInGame(i)) {
            for (int x = i; x <= MaxClients; x++) {
                if (i != x && gDamageTaken[i][x] > 0.0) {
                    PrintToChat(client, "You dealt %f damage to %N!", gDamageTaken[i][x], x);
                }
            }
        }
    }
} 


[addemod]

Originally Posted by ddhoward No. Just make a two-dimensional array. An ArrayList is only useful if you don't know how many values you are going to need. Here, you need MAXPLAYERS+1 * MAXPLAYERS+1. There is no use for an ArrayList here, nor would an ArrayList be easy to use, as the client indexes wouldn't necessarily correspond to the ArrayList indexes. An ArrayList is only useful over a standard array if you require a array that can change size. That's it. PHP Code: #pragma semicolon 1 #include <sdkhooks> #pragma newdecls required float gDamageTaken[MAXPLAYERS+1][MAXPLAYERS+1]; //first dimension is the attacker, second is victim public void OnPluginStart() {     HookEvent("round_end", Event_RoundEnd); } public void OnClientPutInServer(int client) {     SDKHook(client, SDKHook_OnTakeDamage, OnTakeDamage); } public Action OnTakeDamage(int victim, int &attacker, int &inflictor, float &damage, int &damagetype, int &weapon, float damageForce[3], float damagePosition[3]) {     if(victim && attacker && victim <= MaxClients && attacker <= MaxClients) {         if(IsClientInGame(victim) &&  IsClientInGame(attacker)) {             gDamageTaken[attacker][victim] += damage;         }     }     return Plugin_Continue; } //remove damage info relating to a user who is disconnecting public void OnClientDisconnect(int client) {     for (int i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++) {         gDamageTaken[client][i] = 0.0;         gDamageTaken[i][client] = 0.0;     } } public Action Event_RoundEnd(Event event, char[] name, bool dontBroadcast) {     for(int i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++) {         if(IsClientInGame(i)) {             for (int x = i; x <= MaxClients; x++) {                 if (i != x && gDamageTaken[i][x] > 0.0) {                     PrintToChat(client, "You dealt %f damage to %N!", gDamageTaken[i][x], x);                 }             }         }     } }

Thanks, this helped me really much.
I guess I am too influenced by PHP and Java Array defining