I have this code in Oxygene for Java:
GameApplication = public class
private
const cScreenWidth = 800;
const cScreenHeight = 600;
const cTileWidth = 24;
const cTileHeight = 24;
cAmmoAir = 0;
cAmmoWater = 1;
cAmmoFire = 2;
cAmmo = 3;
var
FScreenWidth : Integer;
FScreenHeight : Integer;
FLevel : GameLevel;
FAppRunning : Boolean;
FPlayerX : Single; // x position
FPlayerY : Single; // y position
FPlayerVX : Single; // x velocity position
FPlayerVY : Single; // y velocity position
FPlayerRadius : Single; // player radius
FPlayerAngle : Single; // player rotation angle
FPlayerFlying : Boolean; // true if player is flying in air using boosters
FPlayerFalling : Boolean; // true if player is in air but not using boosters
FPlayerAmmo : array[0..3] of Integer;
method GetTime: Integer;
method InitGame;
method CleanupGame;
method InitGL;
method CreateIslandAt(aX,aY,aWidth,aHeight: Integer; aTheme: Integer);
method RenderTile_Ground(aTile: GameTile; aX,aY: Single);
method RenderFrame(aFrameTime: Single);
method UpdateFrame(aFrameTime: Single);
method UpdateInput(aFrameTime: Single);
public
method Run();
class method main(argv: array of String);
end;
The line
FPlayerAmmo : array[0..3] of Integer;line looks like a single dimensional array to me, but the compiler is giving this error:
Error 1 (JE19) Multidimensional arrays are not supported for Java C:\Users\paul.nicholls\Dropbox\Oxygene for java\projects\platformation\platformation\game_main.pas 40 22 platformation
Why is this?
PS. I am getting annoyed that the online documentation (http://wiki.oxygenelanguage.com) about the Oxygene language seems to mostly be for .NET and not Java…the compiler is complaining about various bits of code that are valid according to the site, but not by the Oxygene for Java compiler! 
Some notable examples are records (not supported by Java) and multi-dimensional arrays (not supported by Java), but these are plainly in the online documentation!!
Any idea when the wiki is going to be updated for Oxygene for Java too? 
cheers,
Paul
