Am I not able to give in two arrays of four values to an C-Script function?

on_l addExp(enemyArray, playerArray); //Phails, whines about too many values

Try calling the function thru the console. I think the error is from the 'on_l' part (because for example on_1 passes automaticaly "1" to the function...or was it "0"? )

it's

on_l = addExp;

No parameters at all as you're assigning a pointer!!!

bah it still whines about too many values:

function addExp(var enemyArray[4], var playerArray[3])
-> Syntax Error: addExp - Too many parameters

The correct syntax for having arrays as parameters in C-Script is:

function addExp(&enemyArray, &playerArray) {
...
}

Oh yes, I forgot about that.

Now, why is this not working?

function addExp(&enemyArray, &playerArray)
{
var enemyLvl = enemyArray[0];
var enemyHlth = enemyArray[1];
var enemyStr = enemyArray[2];
var enemyDef = enemyArray[3];

var playerLvl = playerArray[0];
var playerStr = playerArray[1];
var playerDef = playerArray[2];

Probably you'll have to do it the inconvenient way in C-Script:

var enemyLvl;
enemyLvl = enemyArray[0];
[...]

You can assign numbers to a variable in a function :
Code:

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  var test = 32;

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But you cant directly assign other arrays to a definition of a new variable.