season problems

ID:145391
 
Mar 28 2006, 3:53 am
Code:
mob
    proc
        season()
            if(!season)
                world << "Winter arrives with snow from the skies"
                season = 1
                for(var/turf/T in world)
                    if(T.icon_state == "grass")
                        T.overlays += new/turf/envoirment/snowing
                        sleep(200)
                        T.icon_state = "snowy"
                sleep(900)
                season()
            if(season)
                world << "Summer arrives with the sun shinning brightly"
                season = 0
                for(var/turf/envoirment/grass/T in world)
                    if(T.icon_state == "snowy")
                        T.overlays = null
                        sleep(100)
                        T.icon_state = "grass"
                sleep(900)
                season()


Problem description:
I get the error below when i use the admin verb to activate the season. I already tried to make it with world creation but that didnt work


runtime error: bad loc
proc name: season (/mob/proc/season)
usr: Mass (/mob)
src: Mass (/mob)
call stack:
Mass (/mob): season()
Mass (/mob): Season()

Mar 28 2006, 9:56 am
Is there anyone who can fix this?
Mar 28 2006, 9:59 am
In response to BBDragoon
Try making the second if statement to else if, not sure but I think you have a bad loop going :).
Mar 28 2006, 10:22 am
First off, try doing what derekjeterisgod said, and changing that second "if" to an "else". Secondly, I noticed that the first check statement, which reads:
for(var/turf/T in world)

Is shorter that the second one, which reads:
for(var/turf/enviornment/grass/T in world)
or something similar. Maybe you should try changing it so that they both read the same thing.
Mar 28 2006, 6:33 pm
In response to Yattasparagus
tried both but didnt work still says bad loc
Mar 28 2006, 9:17 pm
In response to BBDragoon
In DreamMaker;
Build -> Preferences for 'yourprojectname' -> Click 'Generate Debugging information'.
Then run again, and it'll tell you what line the error's on. Give us the code with that line in it, please.
Mar 29 2006, 9:18 am
In response to Yattasparagus
First off, try doing what derekjeterisgod said, and changing that second "if" to an "else".

Not to "else" to "else if"