Kurze Frage, wie siehts eigentlich mit String-Arrays aus? Wurde schon über eine Implementation in einem der folgenden Updates darüber nachgedacht?

Danke!

Handbuch -> TEXT -> String-Arrays.

Problem:The strings will be displayed one under each other in a specific distance.

You are not supposed to make the text visible. Just use it as container for multiple strings.

You can access them by using my_text.string[j] and use them for whatever you want.

Yes, but i think this is not very fast. Plus, from time to time perhaps I have two display string-arrays, but not as an text and not with this distance.

a string array is a string array... it doesnt matter if it is a component of the TEXT-object, the speed is the same...

if you have to display elements of the array create another text and assign certain entries in the array to the new text-object...

Hello I don't want to display it with texts. And this is 200% difficulter than C++,no not with me. All these detours(umwege). Why not just declaring it?

Because it is not possible with C-Script, as it has been already mentioned about 100 times.

You'll have to wait for Lite-C.
Using the text workaround will do no harm - it won't be slower than a normal string array either.

Okay, thanks much!

Full stop.

You are allowed to have string arrays in a real "array" manner. Just do it like this:

Code:

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var s_array [100];

//creates the string structures inside the array

   var i;
   while (i < 100) {
      s_array[i] = str_create("#128");
      i += 1;
   }

//destroys the string structures of the array

   var i;
   string* sPnt_temp;
   while (i < 100) {
      sPnt_temp = s_array[i];
      str_remove(sPnt_temp);
      s_array[i] = 0;
      i += 1;
   }

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and then you can use it like this:

Code:

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str_cpy(s_array[5], "test123");
error(s_Array[5]); //returns "test123"

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