dizou
9th September 2011 15:23 UTC

Having trouble with nsArray
I downloaded and installed the nsArray plugin. I compiled the example executable and ran it.

This is the code in the example:

  nsArray::New MyArray

  nsArray::Set MyArray 11 14 /key=4 meh blah /key=jajaj 9 /end

  nsArray::ToString MyArray
  Pop $R0
  DetailPrint `MyArray = {$R0}`

  nsArray::Get MyArray 0 1 4 5 jajaj /end
  Pop $R0
  DetailPrint `MyArray[0] is $R0`
  Pop $R0
  DetailPrint `MyArray[1] is $R0`
  Pop $R0
  DetailPrint `MyArray[4] is $R0`
  Pop $R0
  DetailPrint `MyArray[5] is $R0`
  Pop $R0
  DetailPrint `MyArray[jajaj] is $R0`

This is the output:

MyArray = {0 => 11, 1 => 14, 4 => meh, 5 => blah, jajaj => 9}
MyArray[0] is
MyArray[1] is 0
MyArray[4] is 1
MyArray[5] is 4
MyArray[jajaj] is 5

Shouldn't the output be this:

MyArray = {0 => 11, 1 => 14, 4 => meh, 5 => blah, jajaj => 9}
MyArray[0] is 11
MyArray[1] is 14
MyArray[4] is meh
MyArray[5] is blah
MyArray[jajaj] is 9

Afrow UK
9th September 2011 16:42 UTC

Thanks, fixed: http://nsis.sourceforge.net/File:NsArray.zip
Note that Get syntax is not valid for the current plug-in version (updated the example script to show correct usage).

Stu