Hi,

I am a newbie and have an simple question:

I want to call a function with more than one parameter. I thougt that this code should work. But it didn't :-( :

Code:

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function createp(a,b){
temp.x=a;
temp.y=b;
...
}

createp(10,50);

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I always get the message: "Bad or missing parameter unknown function"

But when I call createp with only one parameter it works.

Code:

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 create(10); 

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What is wrong with my code?

Thanks for yours answers.

Greetings,
scrooge313

If youre programming lite-c, then you need to declare a type for each parameter, e.g. int, double, var, PANEL*.

Code:

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function createp(var a, var b){
temp.x=a;
temp.y=b;
...
}

createp(10,50);

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Should work. Be aware though that in lite-c, temp is not declared, and you need to do so by yourself.
Code:

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VECTOR temp;

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Thanks for answering.

I tried this in lite-c and c-script.

It's still the same problem.

I can't call a function with more than one parameter.

I tried this and it doesn't work
Code:

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function createp(var a, var b){
temp.x=a;
temp.y=b;
...
}

createp(10,50);

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But curiously it works with with one parameter when calling the function which is declared with two parameters.
Code:

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function createp(var a, var b){
temp.x=a;
temp.y=b;
...
}

createp(10);

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I have had such a problem as well when I was still scripting in c-script, but that was because I called the function before I defined it:
Code:

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test(55, 6);
...

function test(par1, par2) {
  ...do stuff;
}

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When using 1 parameter, you can call a function that is defined later on, but when you want to use more parameters, you had to prototype the funcion before calling it:

Code:

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function test(par1, par2);
...

test(55, 6);
...

function test(par1, par2) {
  ...do stuff;
}

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Though your example does not shows a problem, maybe this example is not identical to your real code? The problem seems exactly the same...
Can't find the thread anymore where this problem was explained, grr.

Thank you very much, Joozey!!

With your information I could solve the problem.

I called the function before it was declared ;-)

Regards,
scrooge313