[Prajch]

I'm using this:

PHP Code:

public function1(id)
{
   new taskArguments[4];
   set_task(0.5, "other", id, taskArguments, 4);
}
 
public other(id, taskArguments[])
{
   console_print(1, "[0] %i [1] %i [2] %i [3] %i", taskArguments[0], taskArguments[1], taskArguments[2], taskArguments[3]);
   return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
} 


All these values should read zero, but I'm getting seemingly random numbers in huge ranges; 78 or 48199984 or whatever. The only thing that changes the values is what I set as "id" in my set_task. From 0 to 1 to 2 I get a huge variation, and it never properly sends the argument array. Any ideas?

[Exolent[jNr]]

The task parameters come before the task id.

public other(taskArguments[], id)

[Emp`]

Edit: Exolent beat me :[

[Exolent[jNr]]

haha! hi Emp!

[Prajch]

That's... strange. Well thanks, that was really bothering me.

[Iwon]

would

PHP Code:

static other(taskArguments[], id) 


work too?

[ConnorMcLeod]

No.

[xPaw]

try

PHP Code:

set_task(0.5, "other", id, taskArguments[], 4); 


[ConnorMcLeod]

Originally Posted by xPaw try PHP Code: set_task(0.5, "other", id, taskArguments[], 4);

Won't compile.

[Prajch]

The problem is already solved, thanks though.