enum (Pawn) to LUA [RESOLVED]

[Despo_Rutti]

Hi,

Sorry for my English (I use Google translation)

I am again MTA: DM, after a few tests, I still can not put an "array".

In fact, I coded PAWN and I adapt my script LUA. I will show you the table PAWN:

enum vInfo 
{ 
      id, 
      Float:pos_x, 
      Float:pos_y, 
      Float:pos_z, 
      Float:pos_za, 
      color1, 
      color2, 
}; 
new VehicleInfo[700][infoVeh]; 

I would like to adapt it to LUA.

Thank you in advance for your reply.

Edited April 27, 2008 by Guest

[Despo_Rutti]

Sorry for Up but i really need this. Thank's.

[Guest]

i'm searching Despo, if someone know it pls post here!

[Siyo]

I guess you could do something like this

InfoVeh = { id, pos_x, pos_y, pos_z, pos_za, color1, color2 } 
VehicleInfo = {} 
for i=1,700 do -- from VehicleInfo[1] to VehicleInfo[700] 
    VehicleInfo[i] = InfoVeh 
end 

And later set the value like this:

VehicleInfo[13].id = 12 

[Despo_Rutti]

Okay, thank's a lot Siyo ^^.

I'll try it now.

EDIT: I've got an error, but I don't found it:

line 4: VehInfo = {Model, Float:Pos_X, Float:Pos_Y, Float:Pos_Z, Float:Pos_ZA, Couleur1, Couleur2, Proprio, NomVehicule, Vendu} 
VehicleInfo = {} 

[01:22:42] SCRIPT ERROR: ...Bureau/Nouveau dossier (2)/mods/deathmatch/resourcecache/broph/broph.lua:4: function arguments expected near ','

[50p]

You do not have to use "Float:", Lua uses variables and stores in them all types of data, so you don't have to tell script that this is going to be floating point number. Though, you need to tell the script that a var is a table, as you did in line 1 and 2.

http://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/

[Despo_Rutti]

Okay, it work.

Thank's all. Topic resolved (Sorry very bad English ^^)