[OnePL]

Function with forwards looks like this:

PHP Code:

SetForwards(bool:bState) {
    if(bState) {
        if(hamForwards[0]) EnableHamForward(hamForwards[0]);
        else {
            for(new i; i < sizeof iBlockUseButton; i++) hamForwards[0] = RegisterHam(Ham_Use, iBlockUseButton[i], "BlockUseButton");
        }

        if(hamForwards[1]) EnableHamForward(hamForwards[1]);
        else {
            for(new i; i < sizeof iBlockUseHealth; i++) hamForwards[1] = RegisterHam(Ham_Use, iBlockUseHealth[i], "BlockUseHealth");
        }

        if(hamForwards[2]) EnableHamForward(hamForwards[2]);
        else {
            for(new i; i < sizeof iBlockTouchGun; i++) hamForwards[2] = RegisterHam(Ham_Touch, iBlockTouchGun[i], "BlockTouchGun");
        }

        if(hamForwards[3]) EnableHamForward(hamForwards[3]);
        else hamForwards[3] = RegisterHam(Ham_Touch, "trigger_hurt", "BlockTouchHealth");

        if(hamForwards[4]) EnableHamForward(hamForwards[4]);
        else hamForwards[4] = RegisterHam(Ham_TakeDamage, "player", "BlockTakeDamage");

        if(hamForwards[5]) EnableHamForward(hamForwards[5]);
        else hamForwards[5] = RegisterHam(Ham_TraceAttack, "player", "BlockTraceAttack");

        msgRadar = register_message(112, "RadarBlock");
    } else {
        if(hamForwards[0]) DisableHamForward(hamForwards[0]);
        if(hamForwards[1]) DisableHamForward(hamForwards[1]);
        if(hamForwards[2]) DisableHamForward(hamForwards[2]);
        if(hamForwards[3]) DisableHamForward(hamForwards[3]);
        if(hamForwards[4]) DisableHamForward(hamForwards[4]);
        if(hamForwards[5]) DisableHamForward(hamForwards[5]);

        if(msgRadar) {
            unregister_message(112, msgRadar);
            msgRadar = 0;
        }
    }
} 


and when I want to turn off the forwards they will not switch off

PHP Code:

SetForwards(false); 


[GuskiS]

How do you expect to turn off all of them, if you keep reassigning your hamForwards array?

[OnePL]

Simplified English, please

[GuskiS]

PHP Code:

if(hamForwards[1])
  EnableHamForward(hamForwards[1]);
else
{
  hamForwards[1] = RegisterHam(Ham_Use, iBlockUseHealth[0], "BlockUseHealth");
  hamForwards[1] = RegisterHam(Ham_Use, iBlockUseHealth[1], "BlockUseHealth");
  hamForwards[1] = RegisterHam(Ham_Use, iBlockUseHealth[2], "BlockUseHealth");
  hamForwards[1] = RegisterHam(Ham_Use, iBlockUseHealth[3], "BlockUseHealth");
  hamForwards[1] = RegisterHam(Ham_Use, iBlockUseHealth[4], "BlockUseHealth");
} 


Simplified pawn. If you don't see problem, then

PHP Code:

DisableHamForward(hamForwards[1]) 


will only block this:

PHP Code:

iBlockUseHealth[4] 


If you wish to block all of them(obviously):

PHP Code:

if(hamForwards[1])
  EnableHamForward(hamForwards[1]);
else
{
  for(new i; i < sizeof iBlockUseHealth; i++)
    hamForwards[1][i] = RegisterHam(Ham_Use, iBlockUseHealth[i], "BlockUseHealth");
} 


you need to add another dimension to array:

PHP Code:

new hamForwards[DIFFERENT_BLOCKS][DIFFERENT_HAMS] 


[OnePL]

PHP Code:

for(new i; i < sizeof iBlockUseButton; i++) {
    if(hamForwards[0][i]) EnableHamForward(hamForwards[0][i]);
    else hamForwards[0][i] = RegisterHam(Ham_Use, iBlockUseButton[i], "BlockUseButton");
} 


PHP Code:

for(new i; i < 3; i++)
    for(new j; j < 9; j++) DisableHamForward(hamForwards[i][j]); 


Will it work?

[GuskiS]

There is only one way to know for sure - test it.
But I think that:

PHP Code:

for(new j; j < 9; j++) 


</span></span>will raise an error if some of the hamForwards[i][j]have only 4(less than 9) values registered.