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But when trying to add a new element on this property, it simply does nothing (array is still empty). Using the same script with no modifications, but filling the array with a "dummy" element via CK suddenly works just fine. | But when trying to add a new element on this property, it simply does nothing (array is still empty). Using the same script with no modifications, but filling the array with a "dummy" element via CK suddenly works just fine. | ||
I haven't tested it on non-property arrays thought. | I haven't tested it on non-property arrays thought. | ||
: This function does work for non-property arrays. I've used the method myself. My only problem with that is, add expands the array, which isn't always what one wants to happen, you'd need a way to clamp it if is used in a while loop.--[[User:Twilight Sky|Twilight Sky]] ([[User talk:Twilight Sky|talk]]) 2016-09-25T08:12:34 (EDT) | |||
Revision as of 07:12, 25 September 2016
Not working on empty properties
I had been writing the following script: I have an array property of structs, that should be filled with new elements by a function. The array initially is empty (no value has been set in CK for it), as it should be done solely per scripts. But when trying to add a new element on this property, it simply does nothing (array is still empty). Using the same script with no modifications, but filling the array with a "dummy" element via CK suddenly works just fine. I haven't tested it on non-property arrays thought.
- This function does work for non-property arrays. I've used the method myself. My only problem with that is, add expands the array, which isn't always what one wants to happen, you'd need a way to clamp it if is used in a while loop.--Twilight Sky (talk) 2016-09-25T08:12:34 (EDT)