[kww]

First thing that came in my mind was:

PHP Code:

public test(id)
{
    //MagicNumbers™
    new szBuffer[190], szBuffer2[4], len;

    for(new i; i < 10; i++)
    {
        len += formatex(szBuffer2, charsmax(szBuffer2), " %i,", i);
        add(szBuffer, charsmax(szBuffer), szBuffer2);
    }

    szBuffer[len - 1] = ""; // Marked

    console_print(id, "%s", szBuffer);
} 


But marked string gives me an error 006: must be assigned to an array
Any good way to solve this?

[jimaway]

szBuffer[len - 1] = 0;

[Bugsy]

You may also see EOS used in code, which is the same as using 0 and represents 'End Of String'. The goal is to set the desired array position as null, which signifies the end of null-terminated strings.

szBuffer[len - 1] = EOS;