Menu->AddItem

[BinaryX]

How would i do something like:

Menu->AddItem(0, "You have " << Plr->MPoints << " points.", 1);

This returns an error.

[Zymus]

Shouldn't it be:

Menu->AddItem(0, "You have " << Plr->getMPoints() << " points.", 1);

[BinaryX]

No i get getMPoints is not a member of Player, but does it really matter?

[Zymus]

If mPoints is a private member, then the only way you can access it is by making a public getter/setter. I don't know how you've programmed it, but if mPoints is a private member, then you have to make a public getter/setter for it.

[Link_S]

Menu->AddItem(0, "You have " << Plr->MPoints << " points.", 1);

You really need to learn the basics of C++ before you do things like this.

You can't use a overload operator in that context, you aren't dealing with std::cout here. You're declaring a string constant.
This is rather stupid in my point of view.

Go learn basics!

[BinaryX]

Lol i guess i should :P

[Zymus]

Java != C*

[Thetruecrow]

	stringstream message;
	message << "You have " << Plr->MPoints << " points.";
	Menu->AddItem(0, message.str().c_str(), 1);

This will work if you are using the standard namespace std, which I'm pretty sure ArcEmu does.
If not, then just change stringstream to std::stringstream.

[BinaryX]

Java != C*

noshit .

[Zymus]

Well it looks like you're trying to mix Java syntax with C operations.