SRL Archive - Bugs

I'm not sure if this belongs here or not so feel free to move if necessary, but I'm not sure what's causing this.

I've been working with iroki plugin on the mime solver. Everything has been going fine, I've just been trying to narrow down the access violation (which I think I might have), but now every time I try to compile the script I was testing with I get this:

[Error] (2:1): Unable to register function  at line 1
Compiling failed.

This is what I'm running:

program new;
//{$DEFINE SMART}
{.include SRL/SRL.scar}

procedure DeclarePlayers;
begin
  HowManyPlayers := 2;
  NumberOfPlayers(HowManyPlayers);
  CurrentPlayer := 0;

  with Players[0] do
  begin
    Name   := '*****';
    Pass   := '*****';
    Nick   := ''; // 3-4 LOWERCASE letters from your username.
    Active := True; // True = use this player.
    Loc := 'Bank'; // Bank, SouthTree, NorthTree
  end;
end;
var
  x, y: Integer; 

begin
  SetupSRL;
  ActivateClient;
  DeclarePlayers;
  //Writeln(IntToStr(PixelShift(IntToBox(MSCx - 40, MSCy - 40, MSCx + 40, MSCy + 40), 500)));
  {if InAbyss then
    SolveAbyss;
  if InQuizRandom then
  begin
    Writeln('in quiz');
    SolveQuiz;
  end;
  if InCerterRandom then
  begin
    Writeln('in certer');
    SolveCerter;
  end;
  writeln(IntToStr(CountColorTolerance(13882589, MSx1, MSy1, MSx2, MSy2, 13)));}
  //if arnav_InRandom then
  //SetAllChats('all', 'Hide', '', 'Off', '', 'Friends', '');

  {writeln(IntToStr(GetAmount(ItemCoords(1).x, ItemCoords(1).y)));
  ClickNorth(true); }
  //FindNormalRandoms;
  writeln('wut');
end.

I've restarted Simba multiple times, no success. However, I can compile MSI perfectly fine…

Any thoughts?

Hopefully it's not something stupid, but I can't make any promises, I'm pretty tired.

number of players should be 1? and when i run it i get

[Hint] (22:3): Variable 'X' never used at line 21
[Hint] (22:3): Variable 'Y' never used at line 21
Compiled successfully in 811 ms.
SRL Compiled in 0 msec
wut
Successfully executed.

thats just copy pasting to simba nad running right away though

Changing the number of players makes no difference. It's been set to '2' for a long time now and not mattered. I never noticed that though, lol.

What did you change in the plugin?

You probably use a type that isn't exported to simba (or something like array of integer, you must use TIntegerArray for stuff like that). Pascalscript doesn't like that and will error.

From: Coh3n
What did you change in the plugin?

From: Markus
You probably use a type that isn't exported to simba (or something like array of integer, you must use TIntegerArray for stuff like that). Pascalscript doesn't like that and will error.

All I changed was a couple color range checks and altered the 'line' to be searched in different situations.

However, I was commenting code trying to slim down the access violation when this started. Perhaps I commented out the initialization of a type when doing that, but the plugin compiled and built successful. I'll have a look at that after work today.

From: NCDS
All I changed was a couple color range checks and altered the 'line' to be searched in different situations.

However, I was commenting code trying to slim down the access violation when this started. Perhaps I commented out the initialization of a type when doing that, but the plugin compiled and built successful. I'll have a look at that after work today.

Posting the differences would probably help. :)

After uncommenting everything I had commented it works alright again. This is odd though because I never commented any of the proc's themself, but rather where they were called, though they shouldn't have been called anyways as I was running the mime solver and had commented out the others…

From: NCDS
After uncommenting everything I had commented it works alright again. This is odd though because I never commented any of the proc's themself, but rather where they were called, though they shouldn't have been called anyways as I was running the mime solver and had commented out the others…

did you comment out both the exporting of those functions and the functions? :-)

I commented where the pointers to those functions were initialized. I'm not overly experienced working in lazarus. :redface: