Scheduleevent

[Chandler]

function onCreated()
  this.scheduleevent(5, "removeImages", {300, 301});
function onRemoveImages(imageIndexs)
  echo(temp.imageIndexs);

returns:

PHP Code:

300 


Doesn't transmit array types?

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Chandler

function onCreated()
  this.scheduleevent(5, "removeImages", {300, 301});
function onRemoveImages(imageIndexs)
  echo(temp.imageIndexs);

returns:

PHP Code:

300 


Doesn't transmit array types?

Try:

PHP Code:

this.scheduleevent(5, "removeImages", @{300, 301}); 


[Chandler]

No fix, returns same.

[Riot]

Originally Posted by Chandler

function onCreated()
  this.scheduleevent(5, "removeImages", {300, 301});
function onRemoveImages(imageIndexs)
  echo(temp.imageIndexs);

returns:

PHP Code:

300 


Doesn't transmit array types?

It passes them as separate params:

function onCreated() {
  this.scheduleEvent(1, "Test", {"param0", "param1"});
}

function onTest() {
  echo(params[0]);
  echo(params[1]);
}

Returns:
param0
param1

You can get around this by doing an array in an array:

function onCreated() {
  this.scheduleEvent(1, "Test", { {"param0", "param1"} });
}

function onTest() {
  echo(params[0]);
}

returns:
param0,param1

[Chandler]

Weird, it shouldn't do that!
Thanks for clearing it up, however, I'd like this fixed!

[Riot]

Originally Posted by Chandler

Weird, it shouldn't do that!
Thanks for clearing it up, however, I'd like this fixed!

trigger(evt,params..) does the same thing, and I would imagine a few others do it as well.