Pass enum through RPC in Javascript

Multiplayer & Networking
1

I have a gameobject in both client and server to which I’ve attached as script which only contains an enum

enum loginResults {
	successLogin,
	failBadCredentials,
	failSameAcct,
	failDoubleAcct,
	failDBError
}

In both the client and server the enum is recognized but when I try to pass the enum through an RPC I get an error saying it was expecting int32 and got loginResults.

networkView.RPC("LoginStatus", info.sender,loginResults.successLogin);

@RPC
function LoginStatus(reason : int) {
		
	switch (reason) {

Ok, so I changed the RPC definitions to receive loginResults instead of int but then I get an error saying loginResults isn’t recognized.

@RPC
function LoginStatus(reason : loginResults) {
		
	switch (reason) {

Hmmm I say… They I changed the definitions back to int and tried casting

networkView.RPC("LoginStatus", info.sender, (int)loginResults.successLogin);

but that just gives me syntax errors.

How do I go about passing an enum though RPC? Or should I give up on enums and use a pile of integer vars?

2

No answers probably means you simply can’t pass enums as arguments through an RPC. What I’ve done is assigned the enum value to a regular int then used that as the argument e.g.

var res : int = loginResults.successLogin;