If a user written function refers to a global array which does not exist, the compiler throws out the usual "array does not exist" error but the compiler continues and runs the program dispite the fact a syntax error has been found in the code.
"sound playing()" returns a 1 after a sound has finished playing, this only seems to happen when multiples of the same sound exist, such as when "clone sound" is used or the same sound file has been loaded multiple times.
Weird bug: When using a for to next loop I've discovered that it doesn't seem to matter what variable you put on the 'next' command, it still works fine.
[edit] Double integers don't work correctly when used in an array.
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