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Man, I'm so new. I'm trying to script something for a game. so here's what I got:
This doesn't work apparently. =\
thanks for reading!
program twars;
const
Color = $FFFFFFFF;
FISTS = 0;
DEAGLES = 1;
MP5 = 2;
AK74 = 3;
STEYR = 4;
SPAS = 5;
RUGER = 6;
M79 = 7;
BARRETT = 8;
MINIMI = 9;
MINIGUN = 10;
SOCOM = 11;
KNIFE = 12;
SAW = 13;
LAW = 14;
FLAME = 15;
ARROW = 16;
type
tClasses = record
name,info,tip: string;
weap: array[0..16] of boolean;
end;
var
c: tClasses;
procedure placekeeper;
begin
end;
begin
c[1].name := 'Pyro';
c[1].info := 'Flame';
c[1].tip := 'burn';
c[1].weap := [false, false, false, false, false, false, false, false, false, false, false, false, false, false, false, false];
end;This doesn't work apparently. =\
thanks for reading!
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Blumenau, Brazil
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jamesbond110, see this points:
- that "end" in the program main block must be ended with point (.), not a semicolon (;)
- your "c" variable is defined like a tClasses (a record type), so You can't index them like it was a array type.
- if You want store n tClasses records You must declare "c" as array[...] of tClasses, otherwise You must remove the indexer "[1]":
c[1].name => c.name
Bye
- that "end" in the program main block must be ended with point (.), not a semicolon (;)
- your "c" variable is defined like a tClasses (a record type), so You can't index them like it was a array type.
- if You want store n tClasses records You must declare "c" as array[...] of tClasses, otherwise You must remove the indexer "[1]":
c[1].name => c.name
Bye
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