[Lt Llama]

Last part before plugin is done. Another nub error from my side.
I get "Array must be indexed (variable "-unknown")" from the code below.
I want to read the number which is stored in qryClass.

I'm trying to index it with incrQryClass but then it says unknown

new qryClass[32]
new incrQryClass = 0
while (resultMaps && dbi_nextrow(resultMaps) > 0) {
    dbi_result(resultMaps, "playerClass", qryClass[incrQryClass], 31)
    if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == "1")
        ++scoutSum
    if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == "2")
        ++sniperSum
    if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == "3")
        ++soldierSum
    if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == "4")
        ++demomanSum
    if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == "5")
        ++medicSum
    if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == "6")
        ++hwguySum
    if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == "7")
        ++pyroSum
    if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == "8")
        ++spySum
    if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == "9")
        ++engineerSum
    if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == "10")
        ++civilianSum
    ++incrQryClass
}

[Hawk552]

Post the entire thing, and say what line.

[Brad]

All your numbers in quotes, should be in apostrophes instead because you're using a single cell, or character, instead of a string. Quotes denote string while apostrophes denote characters. I just ran into this myself.

Fo' instance:

if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == '1')

[Lt Llama]

Originally Posted by Brad All your numbers in quotes, should be in apostrophes instead because you're using a single cell, or character, instead of a string. Quotes denote string while apostrophes denote characters. I just ran into this myself. Fo' instance: if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == '1')

That was it and +karma for that, it really annoyed me.

Now I have a delicate problem. TFC has the class numbers
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11

When I add civilian it adds 11 to the database. But when i use

if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == '1')

It sees the "1" in "11" and thinks I finnished as scout, and not civvy.

yea, and when i compile with

if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == '11')

i get
an "Invalid character constant' error.

Can I use regular expressions in between '11'?

[DaSoul]

If you are dealing with numbers I think you need to change these...

if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == '1')

to

if (qryClass[incrQryClass] == 1)

Do it with all the numbers. If you need to compare strings you need to do:

if (equal(qryClass[incrQryClass],"1"))

[Brad]

If it's strings he has to change up his qryClass variable. Something like:

new qryClass[32][32];

[DaSoul]

Originally Posted by Brad If it's strings he has to change up his qryClass variable. Something like: new qryClass[32][32];

Yes. You are correct.