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Subscript out of range? - timster0 - 25-01-2009
I get RTE 9 and it highlights this line in Sub SendChars:
Code:
Packet = Packet & SEP_CHAR & Trim$(Player(index).Char(i).Name) & SEP_CHAR & Trim$(Class(Player(index).Char(i).Class).Name) & SEP_CHAR & Player(index).Char(i).Level & SEP_CHAR & Trim$(Player(index).Char(i).Guild) & SEP_CHAR & Player(index).Char(i).GuildaccessRe: Subscript out of range? - Matt - 25-01-2009
Delete your accounts, start fresh.
Re: Subscript out of range? - timster0 - 26-01-2009
OK, tried it and now I get "type mismatch"
It highlights:
Code:
Level = CLng(Parse(n + 2))Re: Subscript out of range? - Tony - 26-01-2009
Level = CLng(Parse(n + 2))
make it n + 3 and then next line do the same ( n + 4) etc.
Re: Subscript out of range? - timster0 - 26-01-2009
Actually, I forgot an & END_CHAR server side, but now it highlights the
Code:
Level = CLng(Parse(n + 2))and I get RTE 9 again. I deleted all the accounts as well. I get this when I try to login.
Re: Subscript out of range? - timster0 - 27-01-2009
I've tried everything I can think of, any help?
Re: Subscript out of range? - timster0 - 27-01-2009
n00b question but... How would you do that XD.
Re: Subscript out of range? - timster0 - 27-01-2009
Juct Checking but, you said on the other topic that this will let it compile, but It wont work right.
Re: Subscript out of range? - timster0 - 27-01-2009
Lol, I want it to work AND compile.
Re: Subscript out of range? - Tony - 27-01-2009
Way to ignore my post and try it. Jesus.
Re: Subscript out of range? - timster0 - 28-01-2009
Lol, sorry. It didn't work.
EDIT:Found the Problem, it was in the SendChars sub.