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Dark GDK / dbInput parameters??

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Devman115
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The documentation says that the dbInput() command can have a string and an integer identifier. However, VC++ says that it is dbInput(void);, and when you try to run, you get an error? Is this an error in the docs or VC++? Either way, how do I store input in a variable and then output it with dbPrint()?
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theplake
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i have the same problem...
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Lilith
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Dunno 'bout the documentation but if Intellisense is to taken at it's word then it should be returning the address of a string where the input is stored. The string in the documentation appears to be intended as an optional prompt which, at this point, I guess you'll need to provide by yourself.

AAR, I think your looking at something like:




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jason p sage
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You also might need to make your own "definition" of it. I found and others have too, some cases where a documented command was simply not found in the header, but when you manually add the definition to your source file - it links ok - because it found it in the DarkGDK lib


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