Need help with weird Bug...

projectigi · #1 01-01-2008, 11:30 AM

Hi,

so after some Bugs that I could pass by with VarHandles(e.g. not being able to set temp. vars, or maybe this. vars too ), and some others I reached something unfixable for me, atleast I tried many things

If i comments out the for with /* */ it works, If i don't comments it out the Array will be Echoes as "0", for some reason even before the for...

PHP Code:


			
function onCreated()

  {

  TestC = null;

  TestC = new TStaticVar();

  TestC.mainHandle = this;

  TestC.testArr = { { 1, 2 }, { 2, 4 }, { 3, 5 } };

  TestC.testingFunc1 = function()

    {

    TestP.testingFunc2( TestC.testArr );

    };

  TestP = null;

  TestP = new TStaticVar();

  TestP.testingFunc2 = function( testArr )

    {

    TestC.mainHandle.trigger( "EchoR", "arrive:" @ testArr );

    VarHandle = null;

    for( VarHandle.ty = 0; VarHandle.ty < 5; VarHandle.ty++ )

      {

      TestC.mainHandle.trigger( "EchoR", "pre " @ VarHandle.ty @ " : " @ testArr );

      //VarHandle.ttempp = testArr[ VarHandle.ty ]; Doesnt even work without this...

      TestC.mainHandle.trigger( "EchoR", "post " @ VarHandle.ty @ " : " @ testArr );

      }  

    TestC.mainHandle.trigger( "EchoR", { testArr } );

    };

  TestC.testingFunc1();

  }



function onEchoR()

  {

  echo( params[ 0 ] );

  }

Chompy · #2 01-01-2008, 03:26 PM

PHP Code:


			
TestC.mainHandle.trigger( "EchoR", "pre " @ VarHandle.ty @ " : " @ testArr );

Hmm, shouldn't 'testArr' be 'TestC.testArr'?

NVM: If you change it to TestC.testArr you get output, but I see that it doesn't recieve the params, right?

Edit2: Ok, that's the wierdest thing I've seen for a long time:

PHP Code:


			
function onCreated() {
  TestC = null;
  TestC = new TStaticVar();
  TestC.mainHandle = this;
  TestC.testArr = { { 1, 2 }, { 2, 4 }, { 3, 5 } };
  
  TestC.testingFunc1 = function() {
    temp.arr = TestC.testArr;
    TestC.mainHandle.trigger( "EchoR", "arr: "@ arr @ " - type: " @ arr.type());
    TestP.testingFunc2(arr);
  };
  TestP.testingFunc2 = function(arr2) {
    TestC.mainHandle.trigger("EchoR", "arr2: "@ arr2 @ " - type2: " @ arr2.type());
    
    TestC.mainHandle.trigger("EchoR", "arrive:" @ arr2);
    
    //TestC.mainHandle.trigger("EchoR", "pre: " @ arr2); 
    
    TestC.mainHandle.trigger("EchoR", {arr2});
  };
  TestC.testingFunc1();
}
function onEchoR(str) {
  echo(str);
}

That works, but, if you remove the '//' in the scirpt, it won't!

cbk1994 · #3 01-01-2008, 05:15 PM

Weird error...

projectigi · #4 01-01-2008, 05:21 PM

The funny thing is that when i tried that at clientside the variable got stuck, so even if i commented out the line, the variable kept being 0, even after restarting graal and for next test i had to use another varname xD