ID:162285
Jan 30 2008, 4:46 am
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please tell me what this means and how to fix it..
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Jan 30 2008, 5:00 am
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It means that the spacing at the beginning of the line is not what it should be. Make sure you have all brackets closed "({[ ]})" too. That's thrown me off before.
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In response to Jholder84
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Now it says Pro Definition not allowed inside of an other proc ...
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In response to Narutix13
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Grab a dictionary and look up "Inconsistent" and "Indentation"
The error is EXACTLY as it says. |
In response to Narutix13
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Narutix13 wrote:
Now it says Pro Definition not allowed inside of an other proc ... It means that you cant have one proc inside the other. What I do is I press backspace until im all the way to the left and apply my indentations again to the spot a previously had |
In response to PrinceYoshi
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sometimes if you copied and pasted a code tn the indentations are not tabs but spaces so highlight the space from the left side border to the code and re-indent
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In response to PrinceYoshi
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On mine it says
dragon ball z new generation.dm:111: Inconsistent indentation. dragon ball z new generation.dmb - 9 errors, 0 warnings (double-click on an error to jump to it) Please can you help me? i dont see the error i tried backspacing it then when it got to the left a whole load of errors came up PLEASE help |
In response to Realman58
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Tabs in DM are important to the language, as well as readability. They have to be correct according to block, as in consistently indented with the block. If not, you get an error.
Show your code. No wall of text though, please. |
In response to Realman58
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Inconsistent indentation errors will generally prevent the compiler from finding OTHER errors, because it simply can't interpret what's been written. If you get more errors after fixing an inconsistent indentation error, then go fix those.
Additionally: don't hijack other people's threads. |