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Graf Zahl wrote:Heh. I was thinking about convoluted approaches on a later stage, I actually never thought about brute-force altering the parser's output on the AST level...

It should still use std::move to assign the swapped array (or swap in-place.)

This should also be versioned 3.7.2, I think, so it can be in the next point release.

Mikk- wrote:Okay stupid question but can 2D arrays not have a larger second dimension than the first dimension?
Say for example I have an array defined as test[8][11] - if I then assign index [1][9] I get an out of bounds error..? but if I assign index[1][7] I do not get an error, which is rather strange...

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class c_arraytest : actor
    {
    
    int c_testarray[8][11];
    
    override void postbeginplay()
        {
        super.postbeginplay();
        
        c_testarray[1][9] = 1;
        }
    }

Gutawer wrote:It's kinda weird, but the assignment order for the dimensions and the access order are actually swapped around, you probably want int c_testarray[11][8] instead. That little problem had me annoyed for at least half and hour when I ran into it, lol.