DeNCS Decompiler failure?

[djh269 264]

I've recently decompiled k_pdan_saber17.ncs and got the below: 

void main() {
    ActionPauseConversation();
    ActionDoCommand(ExecuteScript("k_pdan_player01", GetFirstPC(), 0xFFFFFFFF));
    DelayCommand(2.0, SetDialogPlaceableCamera(30));
}

Is 0xFFFFFFFF an error? 

[DarthParametric 3,785]

No, it's just the hex for -1.

[AmanoJyaku 184]

More specifically, you can enter integers in multiple number systems:

• Binary - e.g. 0b10101010 (starts with 0b or 0B, valid digits are 0 and 1)
• Octal - e.g. 0252 (starts with 0, valid digits are 0-7)
• Decimal - e.g. 170 (starts with 1-9, valid digits are 0-9)
• Hexadecimal - e.g. 0xAA (starts with 0x or 0X, valid digits are 0-9,A-F,a-f)

Remember, all values are 32-bit. Values are signed, with the exception of object types (they are unsigned pointers).

I think DeNCS gave you hex output because that is the default value for the last parameter of void ExecuteScript(string sScript, object oTarget, int nScriptVar = -1).