hi
i create "multidimensional arrays" by 3dgs manual but i have problem :

var add_all_arr[100][100];
function test_arr_func(i_var,j_var){
while(i_var<=10 && j_var <=10){
add_all_arr[i_var][j_var]=int(random(10));
if(i_var<10){i_var+=1;}//if i under 10 add 1 count
if(i_var==10 && j_var<10){j_var+=1;}//if i==10 and j under 10 add 1 count
wait(1);

}
}
on_l=test_arr_func;

when run i have this error messages "Syntax error - - missing semicolon? [j]=int(random(10))

in the manual instruction said light c but when i include #include <acknex.h>
#include <default.c>
problem is continue?!

thank's hosein_dig (fat32)

i think you can just use something like that:

add_all_arr[ 100 * j_var + i_var ]

Multidimensional arrays are possible with Lite-C.
I don't think the syntax of your array is the problem.
You just have a failure: int() is for C-Script only. Use integer() with Lite-C.
In C-Script multidimensional arrays can't be used and you must do it like kasimir posted.

Syntax error - - missing semicolon? [j]=integer(random(10))

problem not fix .u can use example by full body(main function)

thanks

i want create a simple data base first index (i) for number row and second index (j) for content (row)

if possible please use example

thanks hosein_dig (fat32)

Do you use Lite-C or C-Script?
Multidimensional arrays are only available in Lite-C!
In C-Script use a single array with a simple formula to fake multidimensional arrays:
Code:

---

// C-Script example of a pseudo database...
define col_index_num, 100; // 100 columns
define row_index_num, 100;
define dataset_health, 0;
define dataset_ammo, 1;
define dataset...
...
var my_table[1000]; // col_index_num * row_index_num
var my_dataset[col_index_num];

function myfunc()
{
  var v_row = 13; // use dataset of the 13 th row
  var v_col = 0;
  
  while (v_col < col_index_num) // your columns (each col is a property of your dataset)
  {
    my_dataset[v_col] = my_table[v_row*col_index_num + v_col]; // copy from my_table to my_dataset for better handling
    v_col += 1;
  }

  my.health = my_dataset[dataset_health];
  my.ammo = my_dataset[dataset_ammo];
  ...
}

---

i cannot use lite c before my script all them have error i am astray .
i don't know !?!

thanks HPW.i test your code.

u think lite c is better or c-script . i can't write two line by lite c u work by lite c ?.i work very better by c-script but that have too many limited special in array.u know where is best learn of lite c at base ?

thanks hosein_dig (fat32)

Lite-C is better but difficult to learn. If you haven't much experience with programming, then you should start with C-Script until you haven't problems with the syntax anymore and than try to change the scripts to Lite-C.

i work c-script for one year (dobidob is my game 5440 line manual write).
i can understand c script too much syntax because three year i work vb and c++ , my big problem find a source for learn and run lite c code ,that need special program for run ? .because i cannot run lite c code in the game studio(in Aum67).

Code:

---

#include <litec.h>

int WinMain()
{
       MessageBox (NULL, "Hello World!", "My first program", MB_OK | MB_ICONSTOP);

       return (0);
}

---

You can use SED (script editor of 3D GameStudio) to create your Lite-C scripts. Just make sure you named it for example "main.c" instead of "main.wdl" and include the litec.h at the top of the main script. You also need A7 to use Lite-C. A6 doesn't support it.
Your example code from aum67 can't run without the include of windows.h wich is needed for the MessageBox.
MessageBox is not a function of Lite-C. It's the same like in C++, you need some type of library or header files for some functions.

Code:

---

#include <litec.h>
#include <windows.h>
int WinMain()
{
       MessageBox (NULL, "Hello World!", "My first program", MB_OK | MB_ICONSTOP);
       return (0);
}

---

But be carefully with MessageBox in fullscreen mode of A7, you can't see the MessageBox there and must run it in window mode.