There is something strange going on.
RegisterObjectType() cannot return -1 (asERROR). There is no code path that returns that error code. Would you mind debugging the code to see where that error code comes from?
However, if the error code is really -5 (asINVALID_ARG) as you mentioned before, then it could be because of the size of the object reported with the sizeof() call. I've got a check in AngelScript verifying that the size is either less than 4 bytes, or a multiple of 4 bytes. If this check doesn't pass then you'll receive the error code -5.
Can't remember now why I added this check. Maybe I could remove it without it causing any problems. I'll do some tests.
AngelScript 2.5.0c released
i am trying to pass a float variable to the script, but it never works.
any help is appreciated.
//--------------------- Angel Script ------------------------
void Draw (float& in ticks_passed)
OR
void Draw (float ticks_passed)
//--------------------- C++ ------------------------
float move_count;
ScriptEngine_SetArguments(Context, "p", &move_count);
OR
ScriptEngine_SetArguments(Context, "f", move_count);
this is how i passed the parameters:
void ScriptEngine_SetArguments(asIScriptContext *ctx, char *args, ... )
{
va_list marker;
unsigned long stackPos = 0;
unsigned int variableCount;
va_start( marker, args );
for (variableCount = 0 ; variableCount < strlen(args) ; variableCount++)
{
unsigned long i;
float f;
void *p;
double d;
switch (args[variableCount])
{
case 'i':
i = va_arg(marker, unsigned long);
ctx->SetArgDWord(stackPos, i);
break;
case 'f':
f = va_arg(marker, float);
ctx->SetArgFloat(stackPos, f);
break;
case 'd':
d = va_arg(marker, double);
ctx->SetArgDouble(stackPos, d);
break;
case 'p':
p = va_arg(marker, void *);
ctx->SetArgObject(stackPos, p);
break;
default:
// should handle unknown argument type here
break;
}
stackPos++;
}
va_end( marker );
}
any help is appreciated.
//--------------------- Angel Script ------------------------
void Draw (float& in ticks_passed)
OR
void Draw (float ticks_passed)
//--------------------- C++ ------------------------
float move_count;
ScriptEngine_SetArguments(Context, "p", &move_count);
OR
ScriptEngine_SetArguments(Context, "f", move_count);
this is how i passed the parameters:
void ScriptEngine_SetArguments(asIScriptContext *ctx, char *args, ... )
{
va_list marker;
unsigned long stackPos = 0;
unsigned int variableCount;
va_start( marker, args );
for (variableCount = 0 ; variableCount < strlen(args) ; variableCount++)
{
unsigned long i;
float f;
void *p;
double d;
switch (args[variableCount])
{
case 'i':
i = va_arg(marker, unsigned long);
ctx->SetArgDWord(stackPos, i);
break;
case 'f':
f = va_arg(marker, float);
ctx->SetArgFloat(stackPos, f);
break;
case 'd':
d = va_arg(marker, double);
ctx->SetArgDouble(stackPos, d);
break;
case 'p':
p = va_arg(marker, void *);
ctx->SetArgObject(stackPos, p);
break;
default:
// should handle unknown argument type here
break;
}
stackPos++;
}
va_end( marker );
}
iram:
How about opening a new thread when you're having a problem? That way it will be easier for me keep track of open questions.
You have an error in your code. When the script takes a reference to a value you should actually pass the pointer to the context with the method SetArgDWord(), not SetArgObject(). This would explain why your program fails with your first alternative.
I cannot see any obvious error with your second alternative that passes the float by value. Have you tried debugging the program in order to figure out where it goes wrong? For example: what's the value of move_count passed to ScriptEngine_SetArguments() and what's the value of the float that va_arg() extracts from the arguments? What's the return code for SetArgFloat()?
Regards,
Andreas
How about opening a new thread when you're having a problem? That way it will be easier for me keep track of open questions.
You have an error in your code. When the script takes a reference to a value you should actually pass the pointer to the context with the method SetArgDWord(), not SetArgObject(). This would explain why your program fails with your first alternative.
I cannot see any obvious error with your second alternative that passes the float by value. Have you tried debugging the program in order to figure out where it goes wrong? For example: what's the value of move_count passed to ScriptEngine_SetArguments() and what's the value of the float that va_arg() extracts from the arguments? What's the return code for SetArgFloat()?
Regards,
Andreas
sorry, will use new thread for new question. :P
2 fixes:
a) add a new code to handle passing a reference to a value, then pass using SetArgDWord()
b) when passing a float value, it must be va_arg as double first and cast back to float. no value available if you take it as float
it is working now, thanks a lot.
2 fixes:
a) add a new code to handle passing a reference to a value, then pass using SetArgDWord()
b) when passing a float value, it must be va_arg as double first and cast back to float. no value available if you take it as float
it is working now, thanks a lot.
I suspected it was something like that. I had always wondered how printf() could differentiate between float and double, when the symbol used is the same. This explains it. [smile]
It's been difficult to find the time to work on AngelScript these past weeks. Not much has been done on the upcoming version since the last WIP. Hopefully this should change soon, as I'm eager to get back to improving the library for you again.
In the meantime, I've been able to add a couple of bug fixes to the 2.5.0 version.
Regards,
Andreas
In the meantime, I've been able to add a couple of bug fixes to the 2.5.0 version.
Regards,
Andreas
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