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The Scorpion
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Posted: 23rd Oct 2003 03:46
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I would put the code here but it's HUGE and would require the core of my program. There is a ENDIF command at line 441 that it says it can't understand. Every ENDIF has a matching IF I don't know what's wrong! Anyone have any ideas?

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CattleRustler
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Posted: 23rd Oct 2003 05:04
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did you triple check? are each IF-ENDIF blocks indented?

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Phaelax
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Posted: 23rd Oct 2003 07:39
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It might not be endif itself, but perhaps an error within the block.
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Posted: 23rd Oct 2003 10:06 Edited at: 23rd Oct 2003 20:14
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Xanatus
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Posted: 23rd Oct 2003 10:49
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"Unable to understand command" means that a selfwritten function does not exist.
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Impreza
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Posted: 23rd Oct 2003 17:52
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so in other words, going along with the above, I think that you have just misspelled a real function by mistake of course (there fore being a function that wasn't made so it gave you that error, or put a space inbetween the words of the function name (same thing)) or you typed in something by accident and forgot to REM it or you may have just called a function that you did not define yet or was not included in the code.

that should do it.

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Zener
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One mistake I make when writing code in DBP is the use of the ( and ) after the built in functions. Some of the functions Require them, i think the ones that take only 1 argument like "object position x(1)", and some that require that they are not used like "rotate object 1,x,y,z".

That may be what is giving you that error.
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Did you use "THEN" with "IF" this negates the use of "ENDIF"

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The Scorpion
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Posted: 24th Oct 2003 04:03
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Thanks guys, I checked my function CreateText() and it turns out i missed it on the first couple run throughs of reading my code, but i forgot the "e" and had CreatText()....pfft sorry about the cluelessness of myself.

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