Re: tolua++, lua and array indexes

["Ariel Manzur" <puntob@...>]

if C is 2, your array is [2] elements long, so you only have array[0]
and array[1].. array[C] is, in fact, out of range (which is funny
because C arrays never worked right on tolua++, but in this case it's
working).

On Nov 25, 2007 1:00 PM, Luo Hei <luo_hei@yahoo.es> wrote:
> I have generated wrapper code with tolua to access my C++ classes. But I
> have found a problem.
> Lets suppose I have the following:
>
> enum Indexer {
>   A=0, B, C
> }
>
> class test {
> int array{C}
> }
>
> In lua scripts, using array[A]=something works fine. But if I use
> array[C]=something I got an error message about indexing out of range.
> How can I solve this? A quick and dirty workaround is to add an extra
> element to all arrays as filler, so C is no longer the last index.
>
>
>
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