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[PK8]

Just ran into a problem. So I'm trying to convert the Database Limit Breaker event port I made (based on Woratana's DLB) for both XP/VX to Ace and I managed to copy just about everything from VX to Ace alright though I had to make a few changes to my code due to differences between XP/VX and Ace.

Anyway, so I'm trying to attempt breaking Ace's database limits but I keep running into this SystemStackError which I'm sure occurs right around the line where I'm pushing new actors onto a variable that stores the Actors data. I have no idea on how to get around that error.

Here's the code. In case anybody's wondering why it looks that way, it's a script call in events. And the 9999 is just a replacement for a variable I had there.

Edit:

if (9999 >= 1)
v = 9999
data = load_data("Data/Actors.rvdata2")
if !(data.size > v) and !(
(v - (data.size - 1)) <= 0)
data_new = Array.new(v-(data.size-1)) {
RPG::Actor.new }
data.push *data_new
save_data(data, 'Data/Actors.rvdata2')
end
end

Edit 2: This is looking to be more of an eventing-related issue. I tried the above call in the script editor which worked, whereas sticking it in a script call event command didn't.

Edited by PK8, 10 April 2012 - 11:38 AM.

[Kread-EX]

This line

data.push *data_new

You're appending an array to another array and flattening the resulting array of arrays at the same time. Dunno exactly why but it's apparently too much for the eval method used by the event interpreter.

Do this instead:

data.push(data_new)
data.flatten!

I tested it and it doesn't raise a stack error.

[PK8]

Whoa, it worked! Thanks a ton, man.