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It outputs 258? How is it possible?
And I checked few times, it seems like not my mistake (or is it?).
RegisterGlobalProperty in 2.13.00
June 30, 2008 08:12 AM
It seems that registering a global property in AS is a problem to me.
int KB_SPACE = 57;
r = ScriptEngine->RegisterGlobalProperty("int KB_SPACE",&KB_SPACE); assert(r>=0);
output in screen:
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It outputs 258? How is it possible?
And I checked few times, it seems like not my mistake (or is it?).
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It outputs 258? How is it possible?
And I checked few times, it seems like not my mistake (or is it?).
July 01, 2008 05:37 PM
The call to RegisterGlobalProperty is correct.
But it seems that the value that the address points to changes. Is the KB_SPACE variable in a global scope? Or is it a local variable? AngelScript stores the address of the variable, so you must make sure the variable stays valid for the duration of the script engine.
Perhaps you have some memory invasion somewhere. Have you tried setting a breakpoint to determine where the value of KB_SPACE changes?
Regards,
Andreas
But it seems that the value that the address points to changes. Is the KB_SPACE variable in a global scope? Or is it a local variable? AngelScript stores the address of the variable, so you must make sure the variable stays valid for the duration of the script engine.
Perhaps you have some memory invasion somewhere. Have you tried setting a breakpoint to determine where the value of KB_SPACE changes?
Regards,
Andreas
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July 03, 2008 07:38 AM
Delete this thread, because It seems that I have managed to figured it out. Definately my mistake. Sorry to bother you :)
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