Tons of errors.

ID:148810
 
Sep 20 2002, 9:23 am
I need help on three different problems. Errors are pointed out by line name.

Error 1 + 2:

mob
    proc
        DeathCheck()
            if(usr.HP == 0)
                world << "[usr] dies!"
                usr.loc = locate(1,2,4)
                usr.HP = 100
                if(global.defender == "[usr]")
                    global.challenger.upgrade += 1 // Line 9
                else if(global.challenger == "[usr]")
                    global.defender.upgrade += 1 // Line 11


Error 3:

mob/verb/Challenge(M as mob in world)
    if(!challenger)
        if(!global.defender)
            usr << "Challenging [M]."
            M << "[usr] challenges you."
            switch(alert(M,"Will you fight or flee?","Fight or flee... Fight or flee...","Flee","Fight"))
                if("Flee")
                    return 0
                if("Fight")
                    global.challenger = "[usr]"
                    global.defender = "[M]"
                    usr.loc = locate(/turf/arena/challenger)
                    M.loc = locate(/turf/arena/defender) // Line 13
                    world << "Fight started: [usr] vs. [M]! READY, FIGHT!"


All variables are defined, but the errors are:

loading RoboWars.dme
loading Macro.dms
challenge.dm:13:error:M.loc:undefined var
Death.dm:9:error:global.challenger.upgrade:undefined var
Death.dm:11:error:global.defender.upgrade:undefined var

RoboWars.dmb - 3 errors, 0 warnings (double-click on an error to jump to it)

All vars SHOULD be defined.

Sep 20 2002, 9:25 am
Are you sure "global.defender" is set to the atom with the vars defined? Also, you don't even need "global.var" it will work the same with just "var".
Sep 20 2002, 9:43 am
In response to Nadrew
Tried changing, no effect.
Sep 20 2002, 9:49 am
The M.loc problem I can fix, anyway: The reason this isn't working is that the game thinks M is a generic var. "M as mob" tells the verb to choose just mobs, but it doesn't tell the compiler that M is expected to be a mob; for that, you need mob/M. So your verb's argument should be "mob/M as mob in world".

Lummox JR
Sep 20 2002, 10:11 am
In response to Lummox JR
ty, but that leaves the challenger.upgrade and defender.upgrade vars.
Sep 20 2002, 11:19 am
In response to Drafonis
The global var should be defined:

var/mob/WHATEVER

No indentation.