I'm coding a title screen and i got this error:src.ckey:undefined var
error:ckey:undefined var
i defined them and it didn't "click in" so to say
This is the coding I used:
mob/creating_character
/proc/DeleteCharacter2()
var/firstletter=copytext(src.ckey, 1, 2)
var/savefile/F = new("players/[firstletter]/[src.ckey].sav")
F.cd = "/[ckey]"
var/list/characters = F.dir
var/CancelCharacterDeletion = "Back"
var/list/menu = new()
menu += characters
menu += CancelCharacterDeletion
var/result = input("Delete character", "Create Character") in menu
if (result)
F.cd = "/[ckey]"
F.dir.Remove(result)
if (result == CancelCharacterDeletion)
..()
else
..()
ID:148319
 Apr 6 2003, 3:58 pm
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Apr 6 2003, 4:28 pm
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Garthor
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That's because ckey is not a defined var. key is what you want. If you want it to be stripped of case and special characters, use ckey(key).
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That's because ckey is not a defined var. Bzzzzt! =) The problem is such a simple and seemingly obvious one that you'll probably be kicking yourself. =) mob/creating_character <font color=blue>/</font>proc/DeleteCharacter2() The blue, bolded forward slash shouldn't be there. It's making the proc into a global proc, rather than a mob/creating_character proc. Logically, as it's a global proc there is no src - so src.ckey is obviously undefined =P It took me a while to realise it, actually - quite a subtle mistake. <font size=-3>Are you kicking yourself now? ;-)</font> | |
yea i am...lol but now i got a definition problem...DeleteCharacter2() has 2 definitions....
proc/DeleteCharacter2() var/firstletter=copytext(src.ckey, 1, 2) var/savefile/F = new("players/[firstletter]/[src.ckey].sav") F.cd = "/[key]" var/list/characters = F.dir var/CancelCharacterDeletion = "Back" var/list/menu = new() menu += characters menu += CancelCharacterDeletion var/result = input("Delete character", "Create Character") in menu if (result) F.cd = "/[src.ckey]" F.dir.Remove(result) if (result == CancelCharacterDeletion) ..() else ..() and mob/proc/DeleteCharacter2() if i delete this one, it will have invalid proc definition...so what do i do? | |