Well I was wondering if anyone could tell me whats wrong...
Dragonball Destiny.dme:18: unterminated text (expecting ")
when I click the error it brings me to an empty line, whats wrong?
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Nov 4 2003, 4:15 pm
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In response to Pagemaster
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Well thats the problem it brings me to an empty line when I click it .lol thanks for posting though..
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What this error means is that you've forgotten to put a " at the end of a text string. Just double click the error message, then go to the line above (Line 17), and there should be a text string.
Go to the end of the text string and make sure you closed it with a ". |
In response to DarkView
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thanks this isnt helping me I dont see where I am missing one I tried adding one it took it out lol maybe ill figure it out in a min
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In response to Majinveku
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Just look through all the source code, and look at the end of any of the green text. One of them should be missing a ".
Also, just as a side note since some people make this mistake, ' and " aren't the same thing. If you start with ' you end with ', and likewise for ". |
In response to DarkView
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k thanks
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In response to Majinveku
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omg this is really really getting me here please...
Dragonball Destiny.dme:14: unterminated text (expecting ") // BEGIN_INTERNALS // END_INTERNALS // BEGIN_FILE_DIR #define FILE_DIR . // END_FILE_DIR // BEGIN_PREFERENCES // END_PREFERENCES // BEGIN_INCLUDE #include "Character_Handeling.dm" #include "Dragonball Destiny.dm" #include "Dragonball_System.dm" #include "Spam_Filter.dm" // END_INCLUDE THE ERROR TAKES ME TO THE BLANK LINE ABOVE THIS ONE WHEN I CLICK IT! please help ^_^ |
In response to DarkView
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Go to line 17,and put a " and the end of it.So it should be like this or whatever.
alert("I like cheese") or whatever.blah. |
In response to Majinveku
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#define FILE_DIR .
why is there a dot there? |
In response to Frieza111
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Frieza111 wrote:
#define FILE_DIR . That defines the directory the DME is in. |
[EDIT] (Sorry for the typo)How could one tell you whats wrong without the code script to observe?
Anyway did you try changing "'" to " or maybe your missing a " on one side of your arguement.