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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Having trouble with #include, please help!!

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EvilKnuckles 666
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Posted: 21st Feb 2004 01:40
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Ok, i'm making a game and right now, i just have the title page and the other pages (high scores, options, about, etc.) each different page is in a different file. i have the main one, then i use #include at the very begining to make sure they're appended, then at the beginning of each page, i have a subroutine call them (_highscores:, _options:, etc), but, either keeps saying it can't close the "nest" (whatever that is, what is it????) or that the command line in one of my other sources is out of place. it's driving me crazy!!
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indi
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Posted: 21st Feb 2004 02:04
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from what i understand includes can only hold functions and not gosubs in classic DB


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EvilKnuckles 666
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Posted: 21st Feb 2004 02:08
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really??? that's conviniant (sp?) at all...

then what's a nest? and how do i close it
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indi
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Posted: 21st Feb 2004 02:15
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a nest error might refer to an open if/then or do /while statement or even a return on the end of a gosub, or it could be the error message thats resulting from using gosubs in the include instead of functions


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Posted: 21st Feb 2004 03:26
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Don't use #include statement, include the files via the project manager and you should be good to go. I believe subs are ok in icluded files but I haven't tried it yet.

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