Can someone check this code [syntax error][solved]

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Can someone check this code [syntax error][solved] #405743 08/06/12 16:50 08/06/12 16:50
Joined: Sep 2010 Posts: 82 P peteredlin OP Junior Member
peteredlin OP Junior Member P Joined: Sep 2010 Posts: 82	Hello, I work on a project with multiple files. But when i try to run the main scripts i get an syntax error in a included script. Header file: Code: STRING* ChasisModel = ""; ENTITY* Chasis; VECTOR* ChasisPosition; Scripit file (used for configuration): Code: ChasisModel = "Chasis.mdl"; //Wheeled section axles = 3 //first axle Wheels[1] = "FrontWheel.mdl"; WheelParrent[1] = chasis; //second axle Wheels[2] = "RearWheel.mdl"; WheelParrent[2] = chasis; //third axle Wheels[3] = "RearWheel.mdl"; WheelParrent[3] = chasis; Last edited by peteredlin; 08/06/12 17:13.

Re: Can someone check this code [syntax error] [Re: peteredlin] #405745 08/06/12 16:56 08/06/12 16:56
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MasterQ32 Expert Joined: Nov 2007 Posts: 2,568 Germany, BW, Stuttgart	i hope your config file isn't just that you have to alter the variables in a function, so just wrap a function around the whole config file this should work, but mind that you shouldn't define any functions in the config.c and also all variables declared there are local! Code: function config_mygame() { #include "config.c" } Visit my site: www.masterq32.de

Re: Can someone check this code [syntax error] [Re: MasterQ32] #405746 08/06/12 17:12 08/06/12 17:12
Joined: Sep 2010 Posts: 82 P peteredlin OP Junior Member
peteredlin OP Junior Member P Joined: Sep 2010 Posts: 82	Thx for the quick help, but i found the problem allready.. It was a forgotten ";" in a previous included script. Delete this post pls.