[dias]

A:

PHP Code:

new StringA[64] // 64 


and

B:

PHP Code:

new StringB[] // 255 


So if i use B, it'll take more memory right ?
Correct me if i am wrong

[fysiks]

I honestly don't know what the default dimension is for arrays when not properly indexed when created but I highly recommend that you ALWAYS define the size of the array explicitly.

[dias]

So A is better

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by dias So A is better

I wouldn't say it that way. I would say that A is the ONLY option.

[Shooting King]

X-Y Problem.

[Black Rose]

Originally Posted by dias A: PHP Code: new StringA[64] // 64  and B: PHP Code: new StringB[] // 255  So if i use B, it'll take more memory right ? Correct me if i am wrong

B won't even compile. Problem solved.

error 009: invalid array size (negative or zero)
error 036: empty statement

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Black Rose B won't even compile. Problem solved. error 009: invalid array size (negative or zero) error 036: empty statement

It seems to compile fine if you don't use the variable (which is what I tested originally) but when you actually use it, you'll get that error.

[Black Rose]

Originally Posted by fysiks It seems to compile fine if you don't use the variable (which is what I tested originally) but when you actually use it, you'll get that error.

If used globally, yes. If declared inside a function it will throw an error immediately.

[^SmileY]

decl String:szName[] = "SmileY";

>> Create a String with char size
For sourcemod, for amxmodx do not have decl ??

EDIT:

new szName[] = "SmileY";

worked, but i do not know if it is a correct way, i think was created with a maximum lenght of 7 chars

[Black Rose]

Originally Posted by ^SmileY decl String:szName[] = "SmileY"; >> Create a String with char size For sourcemod, for amxmodx do not have decl ?? EDIT: new szName[] = "SmileY"; worked, but i do not know if it is a correct way, i think was created with a maximum lenght of 7 chars

Easy way to find out:
server_print("Size of szName: %d", sizeof szName);
But yes, 6 chars + 1 null.