argumentexception was unhandled error?

07/04/2011 19:49 alex4war#1

Im getting this error a few minutes after i run the server.
argumentexception was unhandled. Target matrix is not long enough for all items to copy in the collection. Check the index and the length of the matrix.
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i searched on the internet but i saw no solution. Why am i getting this error and how to fix?

(Im using 12Tails source)

07/04/2011 19:59 F i n c h i#2

Looks like you are having a problem with guards spawn.
Is this happening when the guards are attacking/moving?

07/04/2011 20:40 _DreadNought_#3

Try giving us the exception in English?

--edit--
Okay i'm rather pissed off, WHY THE FUCK do noobs KEEP posting in bullshit languages and ask for help? Are they simply retarded?

07/04/2011 20:54 alex4war#4

@DreadNought
Well im sorry and thnx u want to help me. It says: Argumentexception was unhandled. Target matrix is not long enough for all items to copy in the collection. Check the index and the length of the matrix.

@alexalx

Quote:

Originally Posted by alexalx

Looks like you are having a problem with guards spawn.
Is this happening when the guards are attacking/moving?

Not when they are attacking or when they are dead

07/04/2011 21:13 BaussHacker#5

Quote:

Originally Posted by alex4war

@DreadNought
Well im sorry and thnx u want to help me. It says: Argumentexception was unhandled. Target matrix is not long enough for all items to copy in the collection. Check the index and the length of the matrix.

@alexalx

Not when they are attacking or when they are dead

Code:

int[] integerarray = new int[5];

for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
integerarray[i] = i;
}

Boom exception at i = 5, because the length of the array is only 5 and we're trying to put values up to an array on the length of 10.

07/04/2011 21:56 soldiar...#6

Quote:
Originally Posted by BaussHacker
Code:
int[] integerarray = new int[5];

for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
integerarray[i] = i;
}
Boom exception at i = 5, because the length of the array is only 5 and we're trying to put values up to an array on the length of 10.

I have the same

but,What do u mean?

07/04/2011 22:53 _DreadNought_#7

Let me rephrase what BaussHacker said into an "excpetion"

Error: The data your trying to assign to the array has failed, This could be due to the array not being big enough, Wrong type of data or because the data is too to big the assigned index.

07/04/2011 23:27 soldiar...#8

how to fix?

07/05/2011 00:49 soldiar...#9

where?