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Tried compiling and clean compiling but it is always the same. The var is defined...
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 Dec 29 2016, 12:53 am (Edited on Dec 30 2016, 9:13 pm)
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Welp, I didn't mean to define it as O.underlays. The var is exactly 'Ounderlays'. And it is defined. If it wasn't, there would be tons of errors around the code. I only got this one, and it's pointing out to the .dme file somehow.
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Compiler errors are basically never wrong.
Without information on what's in that file, it's gonna be extremely hard to help you fix the issue. | |
Changed the order in wich the var was defined and that seems to have solved the problem. But the problem shouldn't have been there in the first place. There was really nothing wrong with it. Dme file is completly the same.
Edit: The include .dm file that it pointed out to isn't even the file in wich it is defined btw | |
Bump. Still a thing. Dream Maker's DEBUG is pointing out to DME and showing wrong lines. http://prntscr.com/dpygd3
(There is no unmatched '{' on the line it points out to outside of the DME. There is no '{' there either.) | |
We cannot help you if you won't post any code snippets. Best I can say is that there's a problem in either line 1455 in Comandos.dm or somewhere in the file pointed to on line 120 of the dme (which may be Comandos.dm).
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I fixed the error. What I'm saying tho, is that the DEBUG is telling me there is error on the .dme, and it is also pointing out to a line where there were no errors.
Edit: Just realized the second print should be a separate bug report since, on the first one, the error trully did not exist, and on the second one, it did. | |
It spits out errors in the dme when the error hits the end of file. This happens all the time; byond's handling of eof is awful in general.
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I think you meant to type O.underlays.
Compiler errors are basically never wrong.