InArr();

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Originally Posted by ZephyrsFury

You could always ask Freddy to make an InArr function. I'm not sure how but using delphi you can make functions take undefined types (similar to how Swap() can swap any two variables as long as the types are the same). Perhaps you could do it in a plugin too although I'm not too sure.

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To accept untyped variables, do something like:

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procedure lulz(const mudkipz);
begin
end;

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I tried making an InArr in a plugin, but I kept getting access violations and runtime errors. Maybe it's possible and I just didn't try long enough though.

I have one that I made, but it only accepts TIntegerArrays, TStringArrays, TExtendedArrays, and TVariantArrays.

Edit: Nevermind. Apparently SCAR can't handle overloaded functions in plugins.

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Originally Posted by senrath

I have one that I made, but it only accepts TIntegerArrays, TStringArrays, TExtendedArrays, and TVariantArrays.

Edit: Nevermind. Apparently SCAR can't handle overloaded functions in plugins.

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Yeah, I found out the same lol. Just a suggestion for InStrArr to be put into WizzyPlugin or SCAR since it eats up speed in Text.Scar.