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hi guys,
i have recently started learning DarkBasic pro and have been making some simple programs to get used to the basic commands, however i have been having trouble with one of the functions that i have created coming up with a syntax error on the line that it is called whenever i try to compile the code. i cannot see any problems with the code myself but being new to the language i may be missing something glaringly obvious.
i welcome any help that you guys can give.

function startup()
input "Choose an app: 1.Counter 2.Countup 3.Countdown (1/2/3)",appchoice$
if appchoice$ = "1"
cls
counter()
end
endif
if appchoice$ = "2"
cls
print "2"
wait 1000
end
endif
if appchoice$ = "3"
cls
countdown()
else
print "Please choose a valid option"
wait 2000
cls
startup()
endif
endfunction



function countdown()
y=0
cls
set text size 30
input "Choose a number to count down from: ",choice
x=choice
cls
set text size 100
ink RGB(255,0,0),0
set cursor 450,325
print x
wait 1000
do
if x=y
final3()
endif
x=x-1
cls
set cursor 450,325
print x
wait 1000
loop
endfunction


Edit: thanks for the help guys, I looked back through my code more carefully and found that I had completely forgotten to put the end function at the end of a completely different function

There doesn't seem to be anything that shouldn't run in the code you posted, it must be something else.
Please use the code button for posting code, you just press it, paste your code in, then press it again.

i thought i did use the code button (my bad)
I have tried putting a different function in place of the one that isnt working and that worked fine so i have no idea what is going on

Where is the code for the counter() function?

Also,

1. did you really intend to call the function startup() recursively?

2. did you really intend to end the program with options 1 and 2?

Can't tell without more info but A few things you should be aware of. The little red highlighter doesn't always stop on the line with the error on it. It seems to have a habit of skipping onto the next line. Secondly with this language style it's worth warning that functions need to be isolated from the main flow to prevent a 'run into declaration' error. I don't know if that's the problem but it is something that people who have come from other languages can trip up on.