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Nuthael
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Posted: 5th Aug 2010 13:52
I have an array

dim enemy(100) as CharType

which is in a function called before anything else

I then have a declaration

enemy(nextEnemy - 202).ID = enemyType(enemyType).ID

(nextEnemy ranges from 201 to 300)

which comes up with the error message

"Runtime Error 118 - Array does not exist or array subscript out of bounds ..."

I tried putting global before the dim declaration but there was no change...

any help?
IanM
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Posted: 5th Aug 2010 15:32
Ok, now read what you typed again...

nextEnemy ranges from 201 to 300, but you subtract 202 when accessing the array ... 201-202 = -1, and -1 is out of bounds.

Nuthael
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Posted: 5th Aug 2010 15:35
Touche, changed it to 200 but still get the same error message
BMacZero
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Posted: 6th Aug 2010 01:32
What is enemyType set to? It's on the same line, so it could be the problem, too.

IanM
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Posted: 8th Aug 2010 23:41
Code?

I have no problem commenting on code that I can see, but I'm not going to do so for code I can't.

Levanthus
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Posted: 9th Aug 2010 01:19
Quote: "What is enemyType set to? It's on the same line, so it could be the problem, too."


I was wondering that too, as the array is
Quote: "dim enemy(100) as CharType"
and your calling Enemytype?

I don't know too much about arrays but to me that seemed a bit unusual, i could be wrong

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Indicium
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Posted: 9th Aug 2010 05:43
I think the chartype is for individual characters, and the enemy type for a ground of characters of the same type.

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