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Dark GDK / Vectors and Structs

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Red Eye
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Posted: 16th Jul 2010 13:33 Edited at: 16th Jul 2010 13:33
Hey,

I have began to understand a very tiny bit about vectors.

But i got the folowing error:



With this code:



Note: The actual code is longer, but this is the interesting part.

Ideas?

Thanks,

Red Eye

Zotoaster
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Posted: 16th Jul 2010 15:48
You don't need a $ for strings, you don't need # for floats.

"everyone forgets a semi-colon sometimes." - Phaelax
Diggsey
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Posted: 16th Jul 2010 17:28
Yeah, C++ names can only include alpha-numeric characters and underscore. They cannot start with a numeric character either.

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Red Eye
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Posted: 16th Jul 2010 18:33 Edited at: 16th Jul 2010 18:37
O i though it would handier for me, to do that (i know it is only in basic) But thanks!

But it aint working either.

Diggsey
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Posted: 17th Jul 2010 02:25
Also you are declaring an array of vectors for some reason. You want just a vector not an array of vectors:


If you want to give it 100 elements then use:


Also you cannot have code in the global scope, all code must be inside functions.

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Red Eye
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Posted: 17th Jul 2010 10:06
Okay! I understand thanks mates, u helped me out.

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