@Lukas:

Using one bracket isnt heavy enough^^.
My old cube project had a 3 dimensional cube struct...imagen that kind of bracket-war o.o.

"My old cube project had a 3 dimensional cube struct...imagen that kind of bracket-war o.o."
Hmm... wait a second! I discovered something very weird! This sentence reminded me that for Kubetris I used a 3-dimensional array and for one of my current projects I even use a 4-dimensional array and they work without any problems.

And I found out why mine work and yours don't: If you define an array the "usual" way, like this:
int array[10][10];
then it works! But if you define it like you did:
int **array;
then it doesn't work! This means, Lite-C distinguishes between arrays and pointers!! But normally each defined pointer can be used as an array and compilers shouldn't make a difference between them. But apparently, Lite-C does.

Now I realize that jcl could have meant that you defined your array as a pointer. I guess that's why he put the word "array" into quotation marks. But it still should work!

that is one advantadge of lite-c i guess, it knows what is pointer and what is not, so it can understand what you meant at somepoint (i.e. when a function needs a pointer and you pass a variable instead, it recognizes the variable and understands you meant pointer and acts as the way you meant.)

I would not always want it to get pointer pointers as arrays, so it's good this way i guess?


*:did anyone understand what i am talking about ?

@jcl: Pease check your PM.
I sent the "bug-file to you.

hope you can fix it.

regards
Basti

@LUkas: It wa ssupposed to be used as pointer, cause the system needs to be FLEXIBLE.
A fixed array is no problem but not suitable.


GReets
Rackscha

hey guys, i played around with the new physics engine and i think, it's very easy to create a cool physics game, if you use PH_CHAR for actors!
you can download my sample project (some strange football/soccer game) here:
Football Game
The controls are W,A,S,D to walk, SPACE to kick the ball and ESC to exit. Look aound with the mouse.

Try it!

@Quadraxas: Yeah that's the pointer protection, but this doesn't have to make it have different operator priorities for arrays and pointers. And if you call an array just by its name, it's considered a pointer to the first array element (which is then protected ). Basically there is no big difference between arrays and pointers. And they should be treated the same.

@Rackscha: I didn't mean you should use fixed arrays. I was just telling that fixed arrays work correctly, but "pointer arrays" don't. And I think Lite-C should be changed to make it work.

And I also noticed that you can't define pointers of indefinite size, like it can be useful in function parameters:
void myfunction(int myarray[]) // works in C/C++, but not in Lite-C
This means, even if you use fixed arrays, but want to pass them as parameter to a function, you have to use them as pointers, and then have to use the brackets!

@Richi: Nothing works. Just a voice saying hurry up. If I press WASD (i read your script) nothing happens. But I have got the same problem, also another user, we are waiting for help.

MAYBE it has to do sth. with the grpahic card? Mine is a ATI x1400 Mobility Radeon with 128Mb

only the .exe isnt working!
You can test it with "run current script"

@Richi007 : Not bad, its nice^^

Yes, tested it. Nice game, I dont talk about graphics or kinda like that because it really just is a demonstration of phsx.