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Originally Posted by Slice I'm talking about CallRemoteFunction, and how strings/arrays are treated there. Not sure what you're on about.. There is no way for CallRemoteFunction to know the array size of a string, because it's not given to it; he only thing it knows is the string length. It allocates L+1 cells on the receiving AMX - not the size of the array holding the string. A char array is no different from any other array. The "char" keyword is the exact same thing as doing a ceildiv by 4. The {n} subscript is to read/write each byte of an array, as opposed to each cell. pawn Код: new arr[1] = {0xAABBCCDD}; printf("%x, %x, %x, %x", arr{0}, arr{1}, arr{2}, arr{3}); new arr2[20 char] = {1, 2, ...}; for (new i = 0; i < sizeof(arr2); i++) printf("%d", arr2[i]); Woo. Magic.

My point is that if strings could be passed to CallRemote/LocalFunction, so can arrays.