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i no this is a stupid question for a member to be asking but im getting pissed. im trying to fix pentii's MCMB and im getting this error on the find wall line. " Variable Expected in script"

procedure WalkToVW2;
var
  i,x,y,FindWalls:Integer;
begin
if(KYAB)then
 Begin
 for i:= 0 to GetArrayLength(VWTiles)-1 do
 ClickTile(VWTiles[i].X,VWTiles[i].Y)
 Writeln('KYAB walked.')
 Exit;
 end;

 if(not(RadialRoadWalk(FindDaVarrockRoadColor(20),240,265,50,1,0)))then
 begin
 Mouse(MMCX-50,MMCY+35,4,4,true)
 wait(200)
 Flag;
 end;
 wait(10)
for i:= 0 to 1 do
begin
if(FindWall(x,y,5,40,35,60))then           //////////////////////// THIS LINE
 begin
 Mouse(x-20,y+15,5,5,True)
 wait(200)
 Flag;
 end
else
 begin
 Mouse(MMCX-5,MMCY+55,5,5,True)
 wait(200)
 Flag;
 Wait(500)
 end;
end;

Have you declared x and y?

yeah. lookit the top of the function.

go through and try adding in semi colons where they belong. Follow the SRL script standards, they have guidelines to help you see where semicolons belong.

Most program languages will not compile if there are semicolons missing, however Scar scripts can get away with it. This is good in some cases, but can lead to logic errors, and the processor getting confused. To avoid this from happening, make sure you have semicolons at the end of each line. (note, some lines do not need semicolons, like "begin")



so add in semicolons everywhere in your script. :D

 wait(10);
for i:= 0 to 1 do
begin
if(FindWall(x,y,5,40,35,60))then           //////////////////////// THIS LINE
 begin
 Mouse(x-20,y+15,5,5,True);
 wait(200);
 Flag;

That's just a demo of what I am talking about.

Good luck.

(EDITED TO ADD IN MORE ENGLISH AND LESS GREGISH :P)

What…? I didn't get that, and English is your first language =\

From: LordGregGreg
go through and try adding in semi colons where they belong. Follow the SRL script standards, they have guidelines to help you see where semicolons belong.

Most program languages will not compile if there are semicolons missing, however Scar scripts can get away with it. This is good in some cases, but can lead to logic errors, and the processor getting confused. To avoid this from happening, make sure you have semicolons at the end of each line. (note, some lines do not need semicolons, like "begin")



so add in semicolons everywhere in your script. :D

 wait(10);
for i:= 0 to 1 do
begin
if(FindWall(x,y,5,40,35,60))then           //////////////////////// THIS LINE
 begin
 Mouse(x-20,y+15,5,5,True);
 wait(200);
 Flag;

That's just a demo of what I am talking about.

Good luck.

(EDITED TO ADD IN MORE ENGLISH AND LESS GREGISH :P)

so if i add a semicolon to the end of each line it should compile?

From: oliver1205
so if i add a semicolon to the end of each line it should compile?

generally, yes.

semi colons belong at the end of each statement. This is "normally" at the end of each line. But not always.

Do a search for… nevermind,.. here
http://www.srl-forums.com/forum/scar-script-official-p284739.html#post284739

if(FindWall(x,y,5,40,35,60))then           //////////////////////// THIS LINE
 begin
 Mouse(x-20,y+15,5,5,True)
 wait(200)
 Flag;
 end
end else
 begin