Array Find

[Vayeco Dynn]

Okay, is this code inherently flawed?

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|SUB: InArrayPartial
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Sub InArrayPartial(string Needle, array Haystack)

	/declare i int

	/for i 1 to ${Haystack.Size}
	
		/if (${Needle.Find[${Haystack[i]}]}) {
		
			/return TRUE
		
		}
	
	/next i

/return FALSE

It seems to crash EQ every time I try to call it, passing in a string and an array as parameters.

[PeteSampras]

array isnt a valid variable, so none of that would work

also, there isnt a lower/upper bound (size) option either.

[Vayeco Dynn]

If you define the parameters of a Sub, the parameters can be of any data type that exists in MQ2DataVars

http://www.macroquest2.com/includes/was ... p#refarray

Is array not a data type and does it not have a Size member?

[PeteSampras]

it is a datatype that you can use within the c/c++ code but not one that is declarable within a macro.

any types that you use outside of string/int/float/timer/char/bool end up returning NULL/default values when you access them. the macro code .cpp needs updated probably.

/declare string whatever[10,20] 0

that would create an array called "whatever" that is 10 x 20 with default values of a string "0"

/varset whatever[1,2] 12345