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Dark GDK / Multi Array Errors!

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CheatCat
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Posted: 20th Feb 2008 19:28
What have I do wrong? I get only a lot of errors when I try to run this:

Benjamin
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Posted: 20th Feb 2008 19:44 Edited at: 20th Feb 2008 19:45
1. You have code outside of a function. This isn't allowed.
2. You're trying to call a function without first specifying its prototype. You can fix this by either placing that function above the other, or by specifying a prototype above the other function:



3. You're passing a float to dbPrint, I'm not sure if this is allowed. If this is the case, keep a buffer handy to output data to, and pass this to dbPrint:



jason p sage
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Posted: 20th Feb 2008 21:29
I'd take that buffer bit even further - if you can - I personally made a 1k buffer like that - and I put it in a NAMESPACE so I can access it from anywhere in my program. Makes for a quick-n-dirty text buffer for EXACTLY the kind of thing Benjamin showed ya.

CheatCat
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Posted: 21st Feb 2008 18:18
dbStr() can convert float to string, I know it.

And how I do if I whant a global array, but I can't use code outside a function?

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