[nergal]

so I made a methodmap on private forwards (for my own personal use) and it keeps giving me an error on the constructor.

PHP Code:

methodmap PrivForws < Handle
{
    public PrivForws( ExecType etype, ParamType ... )
    {
        Handle forw = CreateForward(etype, ...); //<- error line @ here.
        if (forw)
            return view_as<PrivForws>( forw );
        return null;
    }
    public int GetFuncCount()
    {
        return GetForwardFunctionCount(this);
    }
    public bool Add(Handle plugin, Function func)
    {
        return AddToForward(this, plugin, func);
    }
    public bool Remove(Handle plugin, Function func)
    {
        return RemoveFromForward(this, plugin, func);
    }
    public int RemoveAll(Handle plugin)
    {
        return RemoveAllFromForward(this, plugin);
    }
    public void Start()
    {
        Call_StartForward(this);
    }
}; 


The error is "error 029: invalid expression, assumed zero" @ the "Handle forw = CreateForward(etype, ...);" type.

What's wrong with it?

[asherkin]

SP has no way of interacting with varargs, your use of ... in the function call makes no sense.

[nergal]

Originally Posted by asherkin SP has no way of interacting with varargs, your use of ... in the function call makes no sense.

I see, I've replaced the two params with a Handle param then, thanks Ash.

[psychonic]

Purely personal preference, but I think that the function count would make more sense implemented as a Property.

[nergal]

Originally Posted by psychonic Purely personal preference, but I think that the function count would make more sense implemented as a Property.

yes you're right, I forgot the object-oriented rule: actions are methods, attributes are data