Hi all, In my j2me game (mipd1.0) I'm writing a single integer to an array of integers declared as: public static int MATRIX_WIDTH = 8; public static int MATRIX_HEIGHT = 16; private int[][] data = new int[ MATRIX_HEIGHT ][ MATRIX_WIDTH ]; The method used for writing looks like this: public void writeData(int x, int y, int dataToWrite) { if ( x < 0 || x >= MATRIX_WIDTH ) return; if ( y < 0 || y >= MATRIX_HEIGHT ) return; data[ y ][ x ] = dataToWrite; } The weirdness is that sometimes more than just one value gets written to the array data. When debugging I checked how many values in the array there was that were greater than 0 and got (for example) 18, after the call to this method the same calculation return 29 instead of the expected 19. The behaviour exists on my Z600 as well as in the emulator. regards, /bornander

Don't see anything wrong with that code there.. maybe it's the code that's calling it which is causing problems? Maybe you're calling it with writeData(y, x, ...) instead of writeDate(x,y,...) ?

Also, I would recommend removing these two lines:

if ( x < 0 || x >= MATRIX_WIDTH )return;if ( y < 0 || y >= MATRIX_HEIGHT )return;

I don't know exactly how your program works, but most likely the code should not be trying to write to indices that are out of bounds. And if it IS trying to do that, then you *want* it to throw an error, so you can find out about it and fix it. So if you remove those two lines, you'll start getting very helpful ArrayIndexOutOfBounds exceptions if that's what's happening.

Hi,

Thanks for the comments guys.

regards,
bornander