How do I change a variable that's been passed as a parameter? Say, I have:

void func (string OrderList, int OrderCount[j], int OrderPrio[k]);

how do I actually change the values of those arrays? I don't know how to make them change in that function and have the changes happen after the function is called.

Also, is that a valid function? Assigning arrays as arguments like that? Is that how to do it?

Thanks in advance.

What about using pointers?

Oh, nice.

So if, say, I have a function:

void ShuffleOrders(string *Orderlist, int *OrderCount)

and I pass: string[25] Orders, int Count[25]...

then access them in the function and swap things around,

I can use something in the function like:
OrderlistTemp = Orderlist[0];
Orderlist[0] = Orderlist[1];
Orderlist[1] = OrderlistTemp;

and have the values actually swap when I access string[25] Orderlist in another function.

Is this correct?

Aeg1s, I'm trying to see if I can make running orders exactly as I lay them out within the blocks. Say, I want:
+4 Drones,
+1 Ovie,
+1 Pool

I want to have them in a queue, and get the first one executed, then the next, then the next without keeping an eye on them so closely like what is happening now.

Even so, I'm still not sure if this will be applicable for every order, since some train or build orders can be queued in another building and the other in another and so forth.

Thanks guys. I'm getting all confused at the moment with pointers.

Unfortunately you can't do either :/

You can certainly do so, the parameter just needs to be passed in by reference.

Disregard this