[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by alexx109 And what about by-reference vars? Arrays are still passed by-ref even as a dynamic argument catched by get_arg? And about int vars as ref, in "normal" function headers we use & to flag them as passed-by-ref... I guess it is through set_string, set_array and set_param_byref, am I correct?

No, those functions are used in dynamic natives.

Here is an example for an array in dynamic arguments:

foo( )
{
    new iArray[ 32 ];
    // pretend the array has values
    
    EmptyArray( iArray, sizeof( iArray ) );
}

bar( )
{
    new iValue = 3;
    GetValue( iValue );
    // iValue = 5 now
}

// EmptyArray( array[], const size )
EmptyArray( ... )
{
    new size = getarg( 1 );
    
    for( new i = 0; i < size; i++ )
    {
        setarg( 0, i, 0 );
        // setarg( arg, array_index, value )
        // same as doing:
        array[ i ] = 0;
    }
}

// GetValue( &value )
GetValue( ... )
{
    setarg( 0, _, 5 );
}

I'm not sure about the byref integer, but the array should work.