SendEvent(mob, Struct { "type" := EVID_ALL_ATTACK_

zandor70 · **Posted:** Sun Aug 05, 2007 9:54 am

Can't use:

SendEvent(mob, Struct { "type" := EVID_ALL_ATTACK_CMD, "source" := me, "target" := tgt } );

CWO · **Posted:** Sun Aug 05, 2007 1:21 pm

Try looking at what error it gives you.

Also maybe try

mob.process.sendevent( Struct { "type" := EVID_ALL_ATTACK_CMD, "source" := me, "target" := tgt } );

zandor70 · **Posted:** Sun Aug 05, 2007 1:38 pm

No.... It is a problem in parameter passage
If I write:

var str := Struct { "type" := EVID_ALL_ATTACK_CMD, "source" := me, "target" := tgt };
SendEvent(mob, str);

it is ok but I don't' want waste memory space with variable used once time only....

SendEvent(mob, Struct { "type" := EVID_ALL_ATTACK_CMD, "source" := me, "target" := tgt } );

zandor70 · **Posted:** Fri Aug 24, 2007 4:01 am

Ehm... some news from staff?
It is normal I cant use sintax like this?

Code:

call_funcion(par1, Struct { "member1" := value1, "member2" := value2 });

ncrsn · **Joined:** Fri Feb 10, 2006 12:15 am **Posts:** 225

Have you tried declaring struct without quotes?

Code:

SendEvent(mob, Struct{ type := EVID_ALL_ATTACK_CMD, source := me, target := tgt } );

zandor70 · **Posted:** Fri Aug 24, 2007 7:00 am

If I use

Code:

var str := Struct { "member1" := value1, "member2" := value2 };
call_funcion(par1, str);

instead of

Code:

call_funcion(par1, Struct { "member1" := value1, "member2" := value2 });

it'ok....

Anymore I have tryed use syntax

Code:

Struct { member1 := value1, member2 := value2 });

instead of

Code:

Struct { "member1" := value1, "member2" := value2 });

years ago with pol096 but was no correct.
Whithout quote is not correct also the syntax:

Code:

var str := Struct { member1 := value1, member2 := value2 };
call_funcion(par1, str);

zandor70 · **Posted:** Mon Oct 15, 2007 9:04 am

Bug problem in parameter with struct?
I have known bad so problem do not exist or staff think ti solve it?

SendEvent(mob, Struct { "type" := EVID_ALL_ATTACK_

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