koobas.hobune.stream
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closed Aug 24, 2013 at 07:10 PM by
kag359six for the following reason:
Figured it out
C# array not behaving as expected
I have a c# array that is set to a size of 10, but when i try to access the index 0 of the array in a loop, it gives me an IndexOutOfRange error. When i print the same thing in the Start method, it somehow works. This is the code that produces the error:
public void setLevelRating(int level, string newRating) {
Debug.Log(level);
levelRatings.SetValue(newRating, level); //error occurs here, even when i use levelRatings[level]
string tempString = "";
for(int i = 0; i < levelRatings.Length; i++) {
if(i == levelRatings.Length - 1) {
tempString += levelRatings[i];
} else { tempString += levelRatings[i] + "|"; }
}
PlayerPrefs.SetString("level ratings", tempString);
Debug.Log(PlayerPrefs.GetString("level ratings"));
}
This is the code that calls this method and gives it a level:
void Start() {
dm = GetComponent<DataManager>();
dm.setLevelRating(0, "Professional");
}
How are you declaring levelRatings? Where is the code for levelRatings.SetValue() ?
never$$anonymous$$d I just figured it out. The second code snippet was called from a start method in another object, so it was trying to access the methods in the first code snippet that weren't finished initializing.
