hi all
In lite-C the manual states that to globaly modify a parameter you must declare the function with its parameters as arrays:

function do_something(var* number)
{
number[0]+=5*time_step;
}

since Im only using one value. Is there a way to declare a "variable pointer" parameter as a one value variable? To avoid declaring a vector in the function.

i dont think its possible ... not it lite-c anyway.
Come to think of it, i dont think it can be done in C-Script either

This is as close as you can get in Lite-C. (not possible in C-script AFAIK)

Also, when using it THIS way, its called a var POINTER, not a var array.