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Sanglante
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 Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2020 3:37 am Post subject: Pass Table as function argument. |
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Hi.
I'm trying to save my original aobscan in a var as a Table
Why my table isn't feeding ?
| Code: | function DoScanReportResults(Name, ByteArray, Save, Lenght, SaveTable)
local res = AOBScan(ByteArray)
if res ~= nil then
for i=0, res.Count-1, 1 do
registerSymbol(Name, res[i])
if Save == 1 then
SaveTable = ReadBytes(Name,Lenght,true)
end
res.destroy()
end
end
Scan1Save = {}
Scan2Save = {}
Scan3Save = {}
Scan1Array = "my long array stuff"
Scan2Array = "my long array stuff"
Scan3Array = "my long array stuff"
DoScanReportResults("Scan1Orig", Scan1Array, 1, 9, Scan1Save)
DoScanReportResults("Scan2Orig", Scan2Array, 1, 9, Scan2Save)
DoScanReportResults("Scan3Orig", Scan3Array, 1, 9, Scan3Save) |
Thx for any help !
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Dark Byte
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| Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2020 3:45 am Post subject: |
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you are replacing the table with a new table instead of entering the data in the old table
this might work better
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function DoScanReportResults(Name, ByteArray, Save, Lenght, SaveTable)
local res = AOBScan(ByteArray)
if res ~= nil then
for i=0, res.Count-1, 1 do
registerSymbol(Name, res[i])
if Save == 1 then
local result=ReadBytes(Name,Lenght,true)
local j
for j=1,#result do
SaveTable[j]=result[j]
end
SaveTable[#result+1]=nil
end
res.destroy()
end
end
Scan1Save = {}
Scan2Save = {}
Scan3Save = {}
DoScanReportResults("Scan1Orig", NoCurlOrigArray, 1, 9, Scan1Save)
DoScanReportResults("Scan2Orig", LongLine1OrigArray, 1, 9, Scan2Save)
DoScanReportResults("Scan3Orig", LongLine2OrigArray, 1, 9, Scan3Save)
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Sanglante
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| Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2020 3:50 am Post subject: |
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so i have to create a new table and copy this one in my argument Table ?
can't directly feed my argument Table ?
and may you explain #result ? the # mean ? it's like a count ?
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Dark Byte
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| Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2020 4:15 am Post subject: |
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Yes, readBytes returns a new table
see a table like a pointer
x={}
x.a=123
x.b=456
x is just a pointer to a structure holding 'a' and 'b'
if you do x.a=123 then you follow the pointer of x to the memoryblock where a is and then write to a
if you do x={} then you replace the pointer of x with a pointer to a new memoryblock losing the way to access x.a and x.b
and yes, # is the number of entries until the first nil entry (which is why I make the last one nil in case you provide it with a table that already had data)
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