Hey guys,

Whats the syntax for creating a function where you pass in the parameter? I'm used to C++, so when I declare function, I do it like this...

function MY_STUFF(var MY_VAR) { //blah }

or

function MY_STUFF(var& MY_VAR) { //blah }

...for passing by reference. Unfortunately I get a compile error. I must be doing something wrong! Help! Thanks a ton.

-Harb

in c-script you don't need the type of the parameter:

function MY_STUFF(/*var*/ MY_VAR) { //blah }

you do it like this:

function testfunc(_variable)
{
temp = _variable;
}

or for arrays:

function testfunc2(&array)
{
temp.x=array[0];
temp.y=array[1];
temp.z=array[2];
}

note that i used _variable above instead of just "variable", just in case to make sure this isnt used by any normal variable, you can write "blah" aswell, but adding a _ before is recommended.