[_McHappy]

Hi.
I have a problem with callfunc_push_intrf. The function is not working as expected - just take a look at this plugin:

#include <amxmodx>

public plugin_init()
{
	register_plugin("Tests", "1.0", "Nvm");

	register_concmd("test_intref", "test_intref");
}

public test_intref(id)
{
	new testing_param;

	if(callfunc_begin("test_func") == 1)
	{
		callfunc_push_intrf(testing_param);
		callfunc_end();

		// console output: "test_intref - testing_param value: 0"
		log_amx("test_intref - testing_param value: %d", testing_param);
	}
}

public test_func(param)
{
	// console output: "test_func - param value (pre): 628"
	log_amx("test_func - param value (pre): %d", param);

	param = 5;

	// console output: "test_func - param value (post): 5"
	log_amx("test_func - param value (post): %d", param);
}

Tested on fresh HLDS (updated via SteamCMD) and ReHLDS with metamod/metamod-r and AMXX 1.8.2/1.9.0-git5229 on windows 10 64bit.

Any ideas why does it behave like that?
Regards.

[Mistrick]

You missed &

PHP Code:

public test_func(&param)// there
{
    // console output: "test_func - param value (pre): 628"
    log_amx("test_func - param value (pre): %d", param);

    param = 5;

    // console output: "test_func - param value (post): 5"
    log_amx("test_func - param value (post): %d", param);
} 


[_McHappy]

Oh, my bad. Now it works as expected.
I swear blind that I tried to solve this that way (as in the classic case of using references), but the compiler was throwing an error.
Anyway - thank you.

[asherkin]

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