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    error C2109

    I am makeing a menu, and have fixed all the errors, except for two errors I never heard of, and can't find any help with on the web.

    [PHP]void MRender(int ix, int iy,D3DCOLOR i_color){
    PrintText(ix+10, iy-10,_O_,pFont, "MenuTestV1.0");
    int ai=0;
    int i=0;
    while(ai<MMI){
    if(MENU[i].typ==(char)"FOLDER"){
    ai++;
    i_color=_R_;
    int val=(MENU[ai].var)?(*MENU[ai].var);
    PrintText(ix+10, iy-(15+(ai*8)), i_color,pFont, MENU[ai].txt);
    PrintText(ix+75, iy-(15+(ai*8)), i_color,pFont, MENU[ai].opt[MENU[ai].var]);
    }
    else{
    if(MENU[i].cm>0){
    ai++;
    int value=MENU[i].var;
    if(value==0){
    i_color=_B_;
    }
    else{
    i_color=_G_;
    }
    int item_num = MENU[i].var;
    PrintText((int)ix+25, (int)iy-(15+(ai*8)),i_color, pFont, MENU[i].txt);
    PrintText((int)ix+75, (int)iy-(15+(ai*8)),i_color, pFont, MENU[i].opt[item_num]);
    }
    }
    drawBox(ix, iy, 80, (ai*8),i_color,pDevice);
    }
    }[/PHP]

    and:

    [PHP]char *_Folder[]={"<+>","<->"};
    char *_on_off[]={"DISABLED","ENABLED"};
    char *_1to5[]={"DISABLED","2","3","4","5"};
    char *_off_2[]={"DISABLED","OPK","TELE"};
    char *_act_1[]={"INACTIVE","ACTIVE"};
    char *_color_[]={"Red","Blue","Green","Orange","Yellow","White"," Black"};[/PHP]in my menu I assign _Menu[Item].opt to one of these And what I am trying to do is print the item of the option that is corresponding to the variable _Menu[Item].var

    This is the error I get:
    Code:
    error C2109: subscript requires array or pointer type
    Can anyone tell me what is the problem, am I just missing something obvious, or is the code wrong?

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    What line does it bring you to?

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    Code:
                PrintText(ix+75, iy-(15+(ai*8)), i_color,pFont, MENU[ai].opt[MENU[ai].var]);
    I get it twice, once for each time that appears.

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    This could be the problem.

    Code:
    if(MENU[i].typ==(char)"FOLDER"){

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    no, the .typ variable is not even used in any lines near the line causeing the problem, the problem is either that it is not reconiseing MENU[ai].var as an int or that it is not reconiseing MENU[ai].opt as an array.

    Nevermind, I figured it out, fairly simple, I was just missing somethingobvious, here was my problem:

    Code:
    struct{
    	char typ;
    	char *txt;
    	char opt;
    	int var;
    	int cm;
    } _Menu[MMI];
    and:
    Code:
    addItem((char*)"No Flare",(char**)_on_off,&nFFlare,(char)"ITEM",&Visual);
    the problem was I was assigneing it to "int", I fixed it by just swiching it to "int**"

    Thank you anyways though.
    Last edited by DreadKyller; 10-31-2010 at 04:07 PM.