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Dark GDK / Little trouble with a function...

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Siolis
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Posted: 28th Apr 2007 16:50
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Hey, ive got this problem with a function im trying to write:



The first two lines are in my main C++ file, then the third is in my header file and the forth is in my C++ source file with the code in it, any ideas why im getting the 5th line error?

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Scarface
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Posted: 28th Apr 2007 20:36
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I am no expert on DarkBasik GDK but I have a good degree of experience in a C based language, it appears to me you have mis-spelled your function call sdPlayerMovement shouldn't it be dbPlayerMovement? Unless it is a different function althogether but it's not very obvious from the code you have posted, but the error indicates the function sdPlayerMovement not being identified (or found), so that is what brought me to this conclusion.

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Jna99
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Posted: 21st May 2007 19:36
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One other reason for the error should be that the sdPlayerMovement hasn't got any type or void in the signature declaration, meaning void sdPlayerMovement or ex: int sdPlayerMovement
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flibX0r
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Posted: 22nd May 2007 13:11
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Jna99, thats because he's calling his function, not declaring it.

This whole problem is just a simple typo, it should have been sorted by now.

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