An odd duplicate definition error

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Jun 24 2010, 7:28 pm (Edited on Jun 24 2010, 7:48 pm)
Okay this is my first topic since most of the time I can find people with the same problem or close enough by surfing through other peoples topics.



obj
Grey_stalk
icon='Obj.dmi'
icon_state="Grey_stalk"
GT=0
GC()
if(PU==1)
icon_state="Grey_stalk_picked"

it seems im getting a duplicate definition error for the PU var and the number 1 now im a fairly inexperienced coder but ive never run into this problem before. and the only place the PU variable is located is in this line of code.
I have gotten the duplicate definition error before just not for this particular type of thing.

obj
var
BL=0
EH=0
GD=0
Es=0
As=0
Ds=0
Hs=0
Gs=0
DG=0
EN=0
K1=0
ME=0
HP=0
PK=0
GT=0
PU=0

Any help would be appreciated and again forgive me for my stupidity XD
Jun 24 2010, 9:43 pm
Okay for some reason changing the indentation so that my proc was above it don't quite understand why though so any comments still appreciated here's the new code by the way



obj
Grey_stalk
icon='Obj.dmi'
icon_state="Grey_stalk"
GT=0
GC()
if(GT==1)
icon_state="Grey_stalk_picked"
Jun 27 2010, 2:36 pm
In response to Claytonctc
The "duplicate definition" error was a mistake on the compiler's part. The correct error was "instruction not allowed here", on the == operation.
Jun 27 2010, 10:43 pm
In response to Garthor
Thanks