CLEO array mystery (or wat.)

[nyolc8]

Hi! I have a problem with arrays, and I basically just sitting here and looking like this:

And I have no idea why it happens. So the problem:

 

I have 2 arrays with 6 floats in each one. I fill them with values, then I print the first 3 values from the first array. BUT it prints the first value from first array, first value from second array, and second value from second array. WAT.

 

Here's the code:

{$CLEO .cs}0000: NOPwait [email protected] : array 6 of float //obj [email protected] : array 6 of float //obj [email protected] = [email protected] = [email protected] = [email protected] = [email protected] = [email protected] = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = 350.0      :Testwait 200if    Player.Defined($PLAYER_CHAR)else_jump @Test0AD1: print_formatted_now "x%f y%f z%f" time 5000 [email protected]([email protected],6f) [email protected]([email protected],6f) [email protected]([email protected],6f):Whateverwait 10000jump @Whatever

NOTE: the "whatever" section is just for testing, just to run the script without crash.

 

This code gives me "x104.2664 y2023.6335 z1083.2231". WHY??!!

Edited October 7, 2014 by nyolc8

[Jack]

I think that you can not use variables higher then 31. 32 and 33 are timers and the higher ones don't exist in CLEO scrypt.

Edited October 7, 2014 by Jack

[nyolc8]

I already changed those variables to [email protected]@ and same... btw it works fine if I read values from the second array. It only gets messed up if I read from the first array.

 

So now the code is this, and same thing happens:

{$CLEO .cs}0000: NOPwait [email protected] : array 6 of float //obj [email protected] : array 6 of float //obj [email protected] = [email protected] = [email protected] = [email protected] = [email protected] = [email protected] = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = [email protected]([email protected],6f) = 350.0      :Testwait 200if    Player.Defined($PLAYER_CHAR)else_jump @Test0AD1: print_formatted_now "x%f y%f z%f" time 5000 [email protected]([email protected],6f) [email protected]([email protected],6f) [email protected]([email protected],6f):Whateverwait 10000jump @Whatever

What the hell happening?

[Jack]

10@(1@,6f) is actually 11@ which is 11@(0@,6f). And I was wrong about the timers. It appears you can use them inside the arrays.

Edited October 7, 2014 by Jack

[nyolc8]

[email protected]([email protected],6f) is actually [email protected]([email protected],6f) which is [email protected]

But why? I call the second ([email protected]) element from [email protected] array, then why it gets the first ([email protected]) element from [email protected] array?

[Jack]

[email protected]([email protected],6f) = 104.2664 // [email protected]@([email protected],6f) = -1951.9291 // [email protected]@([email protected],6f) = 48.575 // [email protected]@([email protected],6f) = 204.2664  // [email protected]@([email protected],6f) = -1951.9291  // [email protected]@([email protected],6f) = 41.6639 // [email protected]

I hope this helps.

 

EDIT: I must ask - why are you using arrays? The lack of variables maybe?

Edited October 7, 2014 by Jack

[nyolc8]

Oh so each value of the array uses the next variable from the [email protected] available? That sucks.

 

Yes, I would need more variables.

[HeresOtis]

You need to use the same variable index in each of the arrays.

You're probably better off not using arrays. Post whole script.

Edited October 8, 2014 by HeresOtis

[nyolc8]

I realized that the full script I wanted to do is not working in samp (only in SP), so I made it differently(lite version) and that doesn't required that much values so I just made it without variables lol