[Clauu]

As i can see there is a problem with float variables created with enum and used as a function parameter
Ex:

PHP Code:

enum testStruct { Float:sOrigin[3] }
stock testFunc(Float:origin[3])

new data[testStruct]
data[sOrigin] = Float:{0.1,0.2,0.3} // ok
testFunc(data[sOrigin]) // error 047: array sizes do not match, or destination array is too small 


Is this a known issue?
And also fooling compiler with this:

PHP Code:

new Float:origin[3]
origin = data[sOrigin]
testFunc(origin) 


gives me

Run time error 5: memory access

[HamletEagle]

PHP Code:

stock testFunc(Float:origin[]) 


PHP Code:

stock testFunc(Float:origin[3])

new Float:origin[3]
origin[0] = data[sOrigin][0]
origin[1] = data[sOrigin][1]
origin[2] = data[sOrigin][2]
testFunc(origin) 


[Clauu]

Thanks, but is this behaviour normal? Since both arrays have the same type and dimension.

[HamletEagle]

Enums are kinda hacky and dumb, dunno why it's generating the first error. Maybe someone that knows more about the compiler can tell you.