This is my first post. I read the FAQ, but if I'm violating any etiquette, please let me know.

I am having trouble with Angelscript syntax. Is there any way to create a temporary array? I'd like to pass one to a class constructor without creating an array variable beforehand. That way the array only exists for the purpose of object construction.

I've posted my test class below, along with how I'm currently accomplishing this by declaring an array before the object creation, and also what I'm trying to do.

class MyObj
{
    MyObj(const uint[]@ vals)
    {
        _values = vals;
    }

    const uint[]@ get_values() const
    {
        return _values;
    }

    void set_values(const uint[]@ vals)
    {
        _values = vals;
    }

    uint[] _values;
}

// How I'm doing this now
uint[] input = { 20, 40, 60, 80, 100 };
MyObj instance(input);


// How I would like to do it, if possible
MyObj instance( { 20, 40, 60, 80, 100 } );

Thanks for the reply Andreas.

I am writing Angelscript code on an embedded display that supports it, but I believe it uses an older version of Angelscript. It doesn't seem to accept the array<uint> = { ... } line or the uint[] = { ... } line. I know it is an older version because there also isn't support for access modifiers (public/private) in the script classes. Or maybe the array<> template existed in this version and the manufacturer didn't register support for it.

Do you know of any other way to do this with the non-array<> syntax? When I use uint[] = { ... }, I get a script compile error saying:

ERR : Expected '('

I am not sure of the exact version. Let me check with the manufacturer, and maybe even prompt them to upgrade to the latest version!

I got a response on the version, 2.18.1. Does this mean there's no hope for what i'm trying to accomplish short of having the manufacturer support a more recent version of AngelScript?