Array with char-keys
Charma
Motoko_Kusanagi at web.de
Fri May 25 01:19:44 PDT 2007
thanks to all..
i have tested it...
seems to work as long as i am writing into the string, but it somehow looks like it is always overriding the same entry...
i got my class:
class VFIentry
{
byte VFSfile;
uint pos;
uint size;
byte flags;
}
and later in some code i do this:
VFIentry[char[]] VFIndex; // this is the array
byte VFSt;
char[] namet;
while(!index.eof())
{
index.readExact(&VFSt, 1);
index.readExact(&t, 1);
namet.length = t;
index.readExact(namet.ptr, t);
VFIndex[namet] = new VFIentry; // **
VFIndex[namet].VFSfile = VFSt;
index.readExact(&VFIndex[namet].flags, 1);
index.readExact(&VFIndex[namet].pos, 4);
index.readExact(&VFIndex[namet].size, 4);
writefln("file: ", namet, " in VFS-File: ", VFIndex[namet].VFSfile, " pos: ", VFIndex[namet].pos, " size: ", VFIndex[namet].size);
}
up to this point it seems to work correctly... i hope it isn't too hard to understans... i am reading a file that has informations about in which vfs (virtual file system) the files are and then the name-length, the name, and other informations...
i want to read them all into the array VFIndex so that i can later get the informations with VFIndex["file1.dat"] and VFIndex["file2.dat"] and so on...
i think my mistake is at the **-marked line but i am not sure..
anyone any idea?!?
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