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Posted: 17th Nov 2003 06:55
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what am i doing wrong here, i get a no such array error
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Posted: 17th Nov 2003 07:37
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nothink is wrong you need to close the space in function MakeSpher()


ObjectCount = 0

print MakeSphere(1000)

end

function MakeSphere(radius)
ObjectCount = ObjectCount + 1
MAKE OBJECT SPHERE ObjectCount, radius
endfunction ObjectCount

function MakeCube(size)
ObjectCount = ObjectCount + 1
MAKE OBJECT CUBE ObjectCount, size
endfunction ObjectCount

You can do it if you try
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Posted: 17th Nov 2003 08:28
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ObjectCount needs to be Global
GLOBAL OBJECTCOUNT AS INTEGER

Print Makesphere? - that shouldn't work. What are you trying to print? MakeSphere is the func name, not the return. In vb I'd say ok but in dbp I am not sure

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Posted: 17th Nov 2003 09:07
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Are you using DBC or DBPro?

This works with Pro ... further changes are required for DBC

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im using dbc, i closed the space between MakeSphere and (radius) now it works, but the MakeCube doesnt, I think its cuz the ObjectCount in both functions are being local, is there a way to do GLobal variables in dbc?
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Posted: 17th Nov 2003 22:30 Edited at: 17th Nov 2003 22:30
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There are no global variables in DBC. You need to use an array. Arrays are always global.




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