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| Hi, Global speelveld:Int[8,12] GeneratePlayField() Print speelveld[1,1] Function GeneratePlayField() Local x:Int Local y:Int For y = 1 To 11 For x = 1 To 7 speelveld[x,y] = Rand(4)+1 Next Next End Function Gives me a nice error message: Expressio of type int cannot be indexed.. wtf am i not seeing? If i declare a global array (or any other var for that matter) i should be able to use it inside procedures? Please help, and don't RTFM me, because i just can't seem to find it :( Regards, Michel. |
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| I tried the code and it compiled just fine. |
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| odd, works for me... |
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| oops, forgot to mention the function is IMPORTed. Could that be of importance? Do i have to do something extra if i use import instead of include? |
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| Did you put "Strict" at the top of your file? Seems like BlitzMax didn't find your array and simply "auto-declared" it to the default type (integer). And for sure you can't index an integer. So put a "Strict" and see if it's not simply failing to find your global array, for whatever reason. |
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| oops, forgot to mention the function is IMPORTed. Could that be of importance? Do i have to do something extra if i use import instead of include? The Global speelveld:Int[8,12] needs to be in the same file as the function if the function is imported. If you import a file you should be able to press F5 on that file and it should compile by itself. |
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| Thanks for all the reply's, i use Include and it works fine. Still strange that the helpfile does not mention this strange behavior... |
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