[shortguy]

I'm trying to implement the socket extension in transitional syntax and I can't seem to get the function prototypes to match.

Prototype from their include:

public(Handle:socket, const errorType, const errorNum, any:arg)

My Prototype:

public void OnSocketError(Handle socket, const int errorType, const int errorNum, ?) {

I cant find what type the any argument would be? I've tried int but that doesn't seem to work.

[ddhoward]

Fairly certain that the type would be "any".

[shortguy]

Even with the prototype of:

public void OnSocketError(Handle socket, const int errorType, const int errorNum, any arg)

It still tells me prototypes do not match.

[headline]

PHP Code:

public void OnSocketError(Handle socket, int errorType, int errorNum, any arg) 


This?

[Miu]

try int return

[shortguy]

Originally Posted by Headline22 PHP Code: public void OnSocketError(Handle socket, int errorType, int errorNum, any arg)  This?

Also does not match.

[splewis]

What about

PHP Code:

public int OnSocketError(Handle socket, int errorType, int errorNum, int arg) 


[shortguy]

splewis and Miu were both correct, had to change return type to int. Thanks!

[WildCard65]

Originally Posted by shortguy splewis and Miu were both correct, had to change return type to int. Thanks!

Basically in the new syntax, anything not tagged are matched to int, ex:
Anyone who dealt with TF2OnConditionAdded knows it has no return and is not tagged with anything.
But in the new syntax, it expects the int instead of void for return type.