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Old Bug - Rian - 29-12-2006
Quote: ' Characters (we use 0 to prevent a crash that still needs to be figured out)Found in the account rec. I wonder if this is anything major.
Char(0 To MAX_CHARS) As PlayerRec
Has anyone looked into this? Has anyone noticed it?
- William - 29-12-2006
Never seen it, but guess its worth checking out.
- Misunderstood - 29-12-2006
I don't see why it needs to be changed.
Whats the diff starting from 0 as opposed to 1?
Arrays in languages outside of vb start at 0...its nothing crazy.
- William - 29-12-2006
It cant be that hard to find a fix.
- Rian - 29-12-2006
Misunderstood Wrote:I don't see why it needs to be changed.
Whats the diff starting from 0 as opposed to 1?
Arrays in languages outside of vb start at 0...its nothing crazy.
Good.
Just wanted confirmation that this is nothing serious.
- William - 29-12-2006
So, I checked it out. This was the problem when you changed it to 1:
Code:
Function GetPlayerMap(ByVal Index As Long) As Long
GetPlayerMap = Player(Index).Char(Player(Index).CharNum).Map
End FunctionSo it should work by changing that function to:
Code:
Function GetPlayerMap(ByVal Index As Long) As Long
If Player(Index).CharNum > 0 And Player(Index).CharNum < MAX_CHARS + 1 Then
GetPlayerMap = Player(Index).Char(Player(Index).CharNum).Map
End If
End FunctionRe: Old Bug - Robin - 15-07-2008
You should have all your arrays start from 0. Gets you ready to move into the bigger languages