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Ok. My DinkC Editor didn't find any errors, but it found some warnings. One of them is that &rock_placement wasn't declared in this script, so I assume that this is a global variable.
The second one, which is pretty serious, is that you should use "{" after an if statement.
From the DinkC Reference:
However, there is one critical error. This does not work for anything involving variables.
void talk(void)
{
int &temp = 0;
// This will not work!!
if (&life == &lifemax)
&temp = 1;
}
To properly assign variables in if statements, you must use the curly braces.
void talk(void)
{
int &temp = 0;
// This works fine.
if (&life == &lifemax)
{
&temp = 1;
}
}
I noticed that you used several times, expressions like this one:
if (&place >= 1000)
&place -= 1000;
The second one, which is pretty serious, is that you should use "{" after an if statement.
From the DinkC Reference:
However, there is one critical error. This does not work for anything involving variables.
void talk(void)
{
int &temp = 0;
// This will not work!!
if (&life == &lifemax)
&temp = 1;
}
To properly assign variables in if statements, you must use the curly braces.
void talk(void)
{
int &temp = 0;
// This works fine.
if (&life == &lifemax)
{
&temp = 1;
}
}
I noticed that you used several times, expressions like this one:
if (&place >= 1000)
&place -= 1000;
