[Where I Go Again]

I installed the latest builder 1.15

I loaded my lua file. I saved it to make everything "hold"

I complied my cartridge and got an error message about an unexpected elseif function and no "end".

Loaded the new lua file into a text editor.

It seems the new builder hacked off half my input function. A rather complex input function at that. The first "if statement" was missing and the "end" was also missing.

I cut-and-paste the old version into the new version.

Loaded it back up into the lua file. And it still deletes the if-then-else input. (First line of code)

I deleted the script. Then started over. Inputing the if-then-else function. Got halfway through it, saved it. Then cut and pasted the rest using the text editor.

Then it finally worked.

All that to say - if you are having a problem with your input functions in the new version, they may have gotten parsed.

On the plus side, everything else seems to be working great in the new builder.

Thanks,

CJ

[davidloew]

Where I Go Again, on Jan 15 2008, 01:39 PM, said:

I installed the latest builder 1.15

I loaded my lua file. I saved it to make everything "hold"

I complied my cartridge and got an error message about an unexpected elseif function and no "end".

Loaded the new lua file into a text editor.

It seems the new builder hacked off half my input function. A rather complex input function at that. The first "if statement" was missing and the "end" was also missing.

I cut-and-paste the old version into the new version.

Loaded it back up into the lua file. And it still deletes the if-then-else input. (First line of code)

I deleted the script. Then started over. Inputing the if-then-else function. Got halfway through it, saved it. Then cut and pasted the rest using the text editor.

Then it finally worked.

All that to say - if you are having a problem with your input functions in the new version, they may have gotten parsed.

On the plus side, everything else seems to be working great in the new builder.

Thanks,

CJ

ok, I'll have a look at that. Can you send me a sample of what your input function looked like before it got sliced and diced? It looks like there may have been some kind of parsing error in the if statement and that's probably what left you with just if and nothing else.

David.

This post has been edited by davidloew: 15 January 2008 - 01:45 PM

[Where I Go Again]

This is compiled from two different version - so it may not match up exactly
The user is asked a multiple choice question:
What percentage of the mixture 10% A, 20% B, 30% C
20% A, 30% B, 10% C
Not Sure



Here's the function to see if the answer is correct.



function zinputMixCompounds:OnGetInput(input)
Mixture = input
-- #GroupDescription=Mix the elements --
-- #Comment=Mix the element --
if Wherigo.NoCaseEquals(Mixture,"10% A, 20% B, 30% C") then
Wherigo.MessageBox{Text=[[Congratulations! You got it right.]],Media=zmediaBarrel,}
Wherigo.PlayAudio(zmediaComputerSound)
zitempowder:MoveTo(Player)
zitemMineral1:MoveTo(zoneMineralDeposit1)
zitemMineral1.Commands["Grab"].Enabled = true
zitemMineral2:MoveTo(zoneMineralDeposit2)
zitemMineral2.Commands["Grab"].Enabled = true
zitemMineral3:MoveTo(zoneMinderalDeposit3)
zitemMineral3.Commands["Grab"].Enabled = true
elseif Wherigo.NoCaseEquals(Mixture,"Not Sure") then
Wherigo.MessageBox{Text=[[If you're not sure what to do, you can always seek out the Oracle.]],}
else
Wherigo.MessageBox{Text=[[Congrats! You've create a possibly deadly mixture.]],}
Wherigo.PlayAudio(zmediaComputerSound)
zitemBlackPowderMixture:MoveTo(Player)
zitemMineral1r:MoveTo(zoneMineralDeposit1)
zitemMineral2:MoveTo(zoneMineralDeposit2)
zitemMineral3:MoveTo(zoneMineralDeposit3)
zitemMineral1.Commands["Grab"].Enabled = true
zitemMineral2.Commands["Grab"].Enabled = true
zitemMineral3r.Commands["Grab"].Enabled = true
end
end






When parsed it becomes:





function zinputMixCompounds:OnGetInput(input)
Mixture = input
-- #GroupDescription=Script for Input of Mixture Answer --
-- #Comment=Script for Input of Mixture Answer Comment --
Wherigo.MessageBox{Text=[[Congratulations! You got it right.]],Media=zmediaBarrel,}
Wherigo.PlayAudio(zmediaComputerSound)
zitemMineral1r:MoveTo(zoneMineralDeposit1)
zitempowder:MoveTo(Player)
zitemMineral1.Commands["Grab"].Enabled = true
zitemMineral1:MoveTo(zoneMineralDeposit1)
zitemMineral2.Commands["Grab"].Enabled = true
zitemMineral3:MoveTo(zoneCharcoalDeposit)
zitemMineral3.Commands["Grab"].Enabled = true
elseif Wherigo.NoCaseEquals(Mixture,"Not Sure") then
Wherigo.MessageBox{Text=[[If you're not sure what to do, you can always seek out the Oracle.]],}
else
Wherigo.MessageBox{Text=[[Congrats! You've create a possibly deadly mixture.]],}
Wherigo.PlayAudio(zmediaComputerSound)
zitemPowderMixture:MoveTo(Player)
zitemMineral1:MoveTo(zoneYellowMineralDeposit)
zitemMineral2:MoveTo(zoneCharcoalDeposit)
zitemMineral3:MoveTo(zoneWhiteMineralDeposit)
zitemMineral1l.Commands["Grab"].Enabled = true
zitemMineral2.Commands["Grab"].Enabled = true
zitemMineral3.Commands["Grab"].Enabled = true
end


My guess is that it has something to do with the % symbol in the answer.

The code will work for a couple of runs, then it gets parsed. Very strange.

Thanks,

CJ

[davidloew]

Thanks for the sample. The builder is crunching the "if Wherigo.NoCaseEquals(Mixture,"10% A, 20% B, 30% C") then" statement on the parsing. Because of this, it leaves the else and the end hanging. I'll have a look at it and get back to you.

Try removing the commas from the statement: "10% A, 20% B, 30% C". This may be fumbling the parsing. I'll look at a fix for this and certainly confirm it.

It's confirmed, the "," in the test is messing up the parsing...
it was more than that. I will have a fix tomorrow for the builder that should deal with this statement.

David.

This post has been edited by davidloew: 15 January 2008 - 05:57 PM