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crono12
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Posted: 2nd Jan 2004 23:32
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I was learning about arrays and decided to make an inventory program but after I exit the inventory It won't come back up again. Attached is the source code.
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Phaelax
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Posted: 3rd Jan 2004 00:45
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Don't you need a CLS or SYNC somewhere?
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GenTekZ
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Posted: 3rd Jan 2004 05:57
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Yes you need to put sync in your program. Try putting this at the top of your first code.

SYNC ON
SYNC RATE 40

that should clear things up. and if it stops during some other point in game do it at the begining of that code too
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the_winch
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Posted: 4th Jan 2004 02:37
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@crono12 are you using dbpro of dbc, it can make quite a difference.

The problem I can see is is you are putting the "#" character after every vairable name. The "#" character at the end of the variable name tells db you want the variable to be a floating point number(float). This line causes an error in dbpro
inviup# as integer
it should be
inviup as integer if you want it to be an integer, or either
inviup# = 1 or
inviup as float
if you want it to be a floating point number.

dbpro : 2ghz p4m : 512mb : geforce 4 4200 go
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