{ instead of , error

[rhys1573 10]

So this is my clothing shop script for altis life. Im getting the error { used instead of , on line 244 but i dont see anything wrong there(BTW this is the headgear in the STR_Shops_C_Rebel section). I was wondering if you guys can see anything.

https://pastebin.com/xYUgzBXe

 

Pastebin of server start https://pastebin.com/DHvY3UvX

[zonekiller 175]

just a quick look at the code i notice that at the end of some arrays you have a comma and others you dont

 

line   203   { "U_Rangemaster", "EMS Uniform", 0, { "", "", -1 } }

 

line 240      { "U_B_CombatUniform_mcam_vest", "", 15000, {"", "", -1} },

[rhys1573 10]

9 minutes ago, zonekiller said:

just a quick look at the code i notice that at the end of some arrays you have a comma and others you dont

 

line   203   { "U_Rangemaster", "EMS Uniform", 0, { "", "", -1 } }

 

line 240      { "U_B_CombatUniform_mcam_vest", "", 15000, {"", "", -1} },

I have found quite a few now actually just fixed them, going to see if it works, will update you

[rhys1573 10]

Did not work unfortunately

 

[zonekiller 175]

in the server code you have this error

File mpmissions\__cur_mp.Altis\Config_Clothing.hpp, line 57: Config: '{' encountered instead of ','

 

I would suggest that you remove most of the arrays and put them back a few at a time to see where the error starts

 

 

 

 

[rhys1573 10]

Zonekiller the error is defintely in that headgear section on line 245 apparently but i cant identity the issue. I have narrowed it down t there.

 

*EDIT* Never mind even when i comment it out the error remains the same and when i take the script out ot just moves to another line. What could this mean?

[Harzach 2517]

1 hour ago, zonekiller said:

just a quick look at the code i notice that at the end of some arrays you have a comma and others you dont

 

line   203   { "U_Rangemaster", "EMS Uniform", 0, { "", "", -1 } }

 

line 240      { "U_B_CombatUniform_mcam_vest", "", 15000, {"", "", -1} },

 

56 minutes ago, rhys1573 said:

I have found quite a few now actually just fixed them, going to see if it works, will update you

 

Those are the final elements in their respective arrays, they do not need commas after them.

[Harzach 2517]

I suspect that the problem is the use of commands as variables.

 

Headgear

Goggles

[zonekiller 175]

That would cause an issue im sure

[rhys1573 10]

Right so i have fixed that error, now i am getting an error  saying Config 'c' after class Licenses {.

https://pastebin.com/wDc1Edcv

[Harzach 2517]

37 minutes ago, rhys1573 said:

Right so i have fixed that error, now i am getting an error  saying Config 'c' after class Licenses {.

https://pastebin.com/wDc1Edcv

 

Same problem.

 

class Licenses {
    class driver {  //NOPE!
        variable = "driver";
        displayName = "STR_License_Driver";
        price = 5000;
        illegal = false;
        side = "civ";
    };

Driver is a command as well.

 

You should look into using a text editor that supports .sqf formatting/autocompletion/etc. I use good old Notepad++ with KillZone Kid's Syntax Highlighter, but there are many options available. It will help you spot these conflicts.

[rhys1573 10]

11 minutes ago, Harzach said:

 

Same problem.

 

class Licenses {
    class driver {  //NOPE!
        variable = "driver";
        displayName = "STR_License_Driver";
        price = 5000;
        illegal = false;
        side = "civ";
    };

Driver is a command as well.

 

You should look into using a text editor that supports .sqf formatting/autocompletion/etc. I use good old Notepad++ with KillZone Kid's Syntax Highlighter, but there are many options available. It will help you spot these conflicts.

Hmm i really dont know what i can do here. What am i mean to do with the driver command and also when i change the name of it, the error remains the same.

[Harzach 2517]

Well, this might be a deeper issue that I am unable to help you with, then. As this is for A3L, have you tried the A3L forums?

[Grumpy Old Man 3546]

4 hours ago, rhys1573 said:

Hmm i really dont know what i can do here. What am i mean to do with the driver command and also when i change the name of it, the error remains the same.

Well as stated before, using commands as class or variable name won't end well.

Why not simply use proper naming conventions and use a tag?

Something simple like RHYS_license_driver will basically eliminate possible conflicts.

Variable names as simple as "Driver" or "PlayerMoney" are just asking for trouble.

 

Cheers