I am getting a syntax error in lite-c when I use this command:


i = int(random(3));

"i" is a var. I lookeded in the manual and this appears to be a valid command but "int" doesn't seem to be recognized.

I am including the proper libraries (I think)
#include <acknex.h>
#include <default.c>

Has anyone else had this problem or can you tell me what I am missing?

Thanks.

Look into afuncs.h:

Quote:

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EXT var F(integer)(var);

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Try this:
Code:

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i = integer(random(3));

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Thank you. This works. The manual has an example that uses "int" to force the random function to be an integer.

The given example is C-Script, not Lite-C. int is a data type in Lite-C, not a function. To avoid confusion with the datatype C-Script int() was renamed to integer() in Lite-C.