[Trp. Jed]

I've defined an array at the top of my code as follows:

new liveGrens[2] = {0, 0}

And, at the end of the plugin_init, just to be sure (because of this bug) i'm zero it again with:

liveGrens[0] = 0
liveGrens[1] = 0

Now I've gone through my code and the only operations I do on this array is adding or subtracting one from the value with, for example:

liveGrens[0] += 1
liveGrens[1] -= 1

Thing is, liveGrens[1] is fine and never has a problem but liveGrens[0] for some reason seems to hold some stupidly high number, for example 1147707392 even after its initialised and before anything is done with it.

I have gone over my code and checked theres no erronious assignment operators instead of comparison ones and it looks fine.

Anyone have any idea what it is?

I can probably code a work around but I'd rather not do it if its something simple to fix that I've overlooked.

[Da Bishop]

try this

new liveGrens[3] = {0, 0}

and use liveGrens 2 and 1

[devicenull]

Post complete code?

[Da Bishop]

That was gonna be my next suggestion. Kinda hard to tell whats going on with just that. Possibly a loop of some kind.

[PM]

Might be a bug in the compiler. Please post the whole code and the compiled file. Thanks.

[Trp. Jed]

OOh Lord, I coded a hack in to fix it now

I'll see if I can write something that replicates the error.