[eyal282]

What things should I focus on locating when I get the well known 26 errors at once?

The code is 3000 lines long and it's private so I cannot provide it.

[PinHeaDi]

So we don't have even the errors? You're not serious, right? 26 errors are ~ 26 lines, so you won't spoil us the code.

[eyal282]

Originally Posted by PinHeaDi So we don't have even the errors? You're not serious, right? 26 errors are ~ 26 lines, so you won't spoil us the code.

I suspect it's something like putting { without a twin } and it screws the entire code and the similar, I am a pretty decent scripter when I say these are the type of errors.

C:\Users\ron\Desktop\DesktopReal\Compiler\BL-lr.sp(1043) : warning 219: local variable "victim" shadows a variable at a preceding level

This appears in this public:

public Action:Event_Hurt(victim, &attacker, &inflictor, Float:&damage, &damagetype)

There aren't any global variables named "victim", so it might help directing.

Also:

if(!LRStarted)
return Plugin_Continue;

==

C:\Users\ron\Desktop\DesktopReal\Compiler\BL-lr.sp(1045) : error 010: invalid function or declaration
C:\Users\ron\Desktop\DesktopReal\Compiler\BL-lr.sp(1046) : error 010: invalid function or declaration

[nosoop]

Read the errors in order, understand what the error messages mean (don't bother with warnings at this point), and check what lines are making the compiler give up (the lines are listed in parentheses at the end of each error, so you're looking around line 1043 in your plugin). If nothing stands out, run it through a linter and see if any formatting issues are made obvious.

That's all I can suggest; you're on your own here.

Depending on how your plugin is structured, you might be able to segment your code into individual .sp files and include them into your main plugin (see how some of the preinstalled plugins do it), which would possibly help with organization.

[eyal282]

Originally Posted by nosoop Read the errors in order, understand what the error messages mean (don't bother with warnings at this point), and check what lines are making the compiler give up (the lines are listed in parentheses at the end of each error, so you're looking around line 1043 in your plugin). If nothing stands out, run it through a linter and see if any formatting issues are made obvious. That's all I can suggest; you're on your own here. Depending on how your plugin is structured, you might be able to segment your code into individual .sp files and include them into your main plugin (see how some of the preinstalled plugins do it), which would possibly help with organization.

The first error is this:

C:\Users\ron\Desktop\DesktopReal\Compiler\BL-lr.sp(1043) : error 001: expected token: "-identifier-", but found "&"

Line 1043:

public Action:Event_Hurt(victim, &attacker, &inflictor, Float:&damage, &damagetype)

Am I failing to notice something? Looks good to me. That's an SDKHook of TakeDamage BTW.

[backwards]

Float:&damage

maybe this part?

[eyal282]

Originally Posted by 1337norway maybe this part?

Thanks. How did it work in all other plugins of mine 0.0

[Silvers]

PHP Code:

public Action:Event_Hurt(victim, &attacker, &inflictor, &Float:damage, &damagetype) // Old Style
public Action Event_Hurt(int victim, int &attacker, int &inflictor, float &damage, int &damagetype) // New style 


Notice the & changing position. Something that simple can cause many false-positive errors, same as mentioned above a missing { }

[shavit]

The compiler just shows a shitload of errors like local variable "x" shadows a variable at a preceding level even when there isn't such an error but it's somewhere else, and you just have to go through the whole code to figure out where it is.

[pride95]

if your code is private, we cannot help you
read the forum rules before you make a thread.