Type conversion between ConsoleMethod and function

Hi all,

I'm trying to add a new variable to my player object and ran through the code here.

However, like the original post, I'm getting a completely different (very large) number returned. I'm fairly new to c++ and learning as I go but I'm guessing that I have a problem with type conversion somewhere.

The attribute I've added to my player is called 'jumpType' and the two console methods I'm creating are setJumpType(); and getJumpType(x);

I know getJumpType is working as I can run it in the console and it returns 1 (the default value).

Here's my code:

player.h

void setJumpType(S32 newJumpType);
S32 getJumpType();

player.cpp

void Player::setJumpType(S32 newJumpType)
{
	Con::errorf("setJumpType method recieving %d", newJumpType);
	jumpType = newJumpType;
}

S32 Player::getJumpType()
{
	return jumpType;
}

//-----------------

ConsoleMethod( Player, setJumpType, void, 0, 0, "Sets the current jump type." )
{
	Con::errorf("ConsoleMethod sending %d", (int)argv[2]);
	object->setJumpType((int)argv[2]);
}

ConsoleMethod(Player, getJumpType, S32, 0, 0, "Gets the current jump type.")
{
	return object->getJumpType();
}

Console Output:

==>echo(1695.getjumptype());
1
==>1695.setjumptype(3);
ConsoleMethod sending 19249893
setJumpType method recieving 19249893
==>echo(1695.getjumptype());
This is the getJumpType method
19249893

I know the argv index is correct as if I change the %d in the Con::errorf to a %s It gives me the correct value (3).

I'm getting tired and grumpy now so if anyone can shed any light on this I would be incredibly grateful!

Thanks all...