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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / Ink command

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Philip
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Posted: 10th Nov 2003 17:48
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Can anybody spot what is wrong with the following two lines of code? DBPro is protesting:

100008: Parameter for "rgb" does not match "Reed Value, Green Value, Blue Value" at [the typically wrongly] line number.

I've used this sort of rgb code before and I have not had any protests. I'm suspicious theres a DBPro bug in my code above as I've just separated the code out into two files. When it was in 1 file it compiled without a hoot of a problem.

I'm normally a placid friendly bear but this kind of thing is just downright annoying.

Philip

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Van B
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Posted: 10th Nov 2003 18:19
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You mean DBPro fails at that exact code you've posted?

Pffffft, I'd reinstall DBPro mate - there's certainly nothing wrong with it - just make sure you're not trying to 'INK Temp' or something later in your code. I often forget the extra INK paramater.


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Posted: 10th Nov 2003 18:19
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Works fine here - P5.1 demo...


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Philip
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Posted: 10th Nov 2003 18:34
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In the style of Points of View, why oh why oh why oh why does DBPro do annoying illogical things like CRASH or FAIL TO COMPILE when all you do is split 1 file into 2 linked files?

SIGH

Thats it. This bear is grumpy and he is going to bed. Night all.

Philip

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Philip
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Posted: 11th Nov 2003 07:08
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I might as well add that there is obviously also some kind of bug in the interface between this bear's brain and his paws. He called this thread "ink command" but in fact there is no ink command anywhere in the code at all.

In fact, the next line of the offending code is a dot command. I know for a fact there is nothing wrong with that either because I've tested it independently.

Overall, I think I'm a victim of either an IDE or DBPro bug. Not to worry. I'll try and isolate it and then post it to the bugs forum.

Ta

Philip

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