cool script in the making, but problem

[chutem]

Heres a snippet of code that i have narrowed the problem down to:

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Procedure AppOnIdle(Ticks: integer);

var
i: Integer;

begin
if Knife_Drop_Info.Started = True then begin
Knife_Drop_Info.Timer:= Knife_Drop_Info.Timer + 1;
end;
if (Knife_Drop_Info.Countdown = True) and (Knife_Drop_Info.CTimer <> -1) then begin
for i:= 1 to 32 do begin
if Player_Info[i].In_KD:= True then begin
DrawText(i,'Knife Drop will begin in ' +inttostr(Knife_Drop_Info.CTimer) ' Seconds', 60,$FF9AAABC, 0.3,10,230);
end;
end;
Knife_Drop_Info.CTimer:= Knife_Drop_Info.CTimer - 1;
end;
if Knife_Drop_Info.CTimer = -1 then begin
Knife_Drop_Info.Countdown:= False
Knife_Drop_Info.Started:= True;
end;
if Knife_Drop_Info.Started = True then begin
Knife_Drop_Drop();
end;

end;

• *Not revealing name* -> [Error] (122:28): 'THEN' expected

I have not as of yet experienced this problem, so do not know what is wrong, I assumed at first that I had forgotten a 'then' in an if statement, but can not spot it, or thats not the  problem.

Enlighten me, oh wise ones

EDIT: oh, yeah, all the variables that are those type ones you do at the start are globally declared and all that.

EDIT AGAIN: whoops, my mind is broken today, Does the (122:28) refer to a line and column?, if so, the first line of code in that snippet, the apponidle, is line 110.

Yay 100 posts   

[Mr Pink]

couple of errors i can see:

if Player_Info.In_KD:= True then begin

remove ':'

if Knife_Drop_Info.CTimer = -1 then begin
         Knife_Drop_Info.Countdown:= False

needs ';' at the end of the declaration

[chutem]

The first error fixe that problem, but I don't think there is supposed to be a semicolon at the end of the
' Knife_Drop_Info.Countdown:= False' line, because, as Chrisbgk said, its only one logical line.

Now I get an error

• *Not revealing name* -> [Error] (123:79): comma (',') expected

>_<

[chrisgbk]

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DrawText(i,'Knife Drop will begin in ' +inttostr(Knife_Drop_Info.CTimer) ' Seconds', 60,$FF9AAABC, 0.3,10,230);Fixed:

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DrawText(i,'Knife Drop will begin in ' +inttostr(Knife_Drop_Info.CTimer) + ' Seconds', 60,$FF9AAABC, 0.3,10,230);

[chutem]

...

I assumed that you only had to put he plus signs when doing inttostr or somthing along those lines,

Silly, silly me.

[chrisgbk]

...

I assumed that you only had to put he plus signs when doing inttostr or somthing along those lines,

Silly, silly me.

You use it anytime you want to concantenate 2 strings.

[chutem]

Concantenate, wow, what a cool word,

I guess that means something along the lines of join?

[rhide]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/concatenate