Bad argument definition

ID:940843
 
Aug 20 2012, 7:45 pm
Problem description: At line 17, I keep getting a 'bad argument definition' error, and no matter how much I try fixing the mistakes before line 17, it only seems to be moving the problem elsewhere. Help please, I was getting the hang of coding for abit before stumblinb on yet another problem, still a rookie.
Code:
world
    loop_checks=0
mob
    Login()
    usr.icon_state = input("What gender?") in list("Male","Female");
        if("Male")
            icon = "Dark Male.dmi"
            icon_state = ""
        else if("Female")
            icon = "New Tan Female.dmi"
            icon_state = ""
        usr.name = input(("Choose a name for your character."),"")
        Key_Check()
        Natural_Recovery()
        Time_Check()
        usr.Move (locate(1,1,1))
    Stat()
        statpanel("Stats")
        stat("")
        stat("Name: [usr.name]")
        stat("Key: [usr.key]")
        stat("Powerlevel", Power)
        stat("Energy", Stamina)
        stat("Strength", Strength)
        stat("Durability", Endurance)
        if(usr.Admin == 1)
            stat("Admin Ability ACTIVE")
            statpanel("Admin")
            stat("Coordinates ([usr.x],[usr.y],[usr.z])")
            stat("Year","([Year])")
        else if(Admin == 0)
            stat("Admin Ability INACTIVE")


#1 Aug 20 2012, 7:54 pm
Indent the "usr.icon_state = input("What gender?") in list("Male","Female");" line and use a switch() statement to compare the value, or an if(icon_state == "") statement.
#2 Aug 20 2012, 8:28 pm
And it'd be better to avoid usr in procs.