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Message:	[quote=Nick Gammon] If you are using the CDATA blocks (which it sounds like you probably are) then you don't need to turn & into &. In other word, this is OK: [code] <script> <!\[CDATA\[ AnsiNote ANSI(31) & ANSI(1) & "You're out of " & GetVariable("chpot") & "(s)!!!" \]\]> </script> [/code] However if you don't use CDATA then you need to do it, so it would look like this: [code] <script> AnsiNote ANSI(31) & ANSI(1) & "You're out of " & GetVariable("chpot") & "(s)!!!" </script> [/code] [quote] Also, how exactly does the error engine determine waht line is failing? [/quote] If you have this line (which the plugin wizard normally adds): [mono] <include name="constants.vbs"/> [/mono] ... then the line numbers will be out by the number of lines in that file (149 in my copy). [/quote] Message to be posted (in English, please).
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Posted by Nick Gammon Australia (18,770 posts) bio Forum Administrator

Date Sat 24 Jun 2006 08:07 AM (UTC) [ quote ]

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If you are using the CDATA blocks (which it sounds like you probably are) then you don't need to turn & into &.

In other word, this is OK:


<script>
<![CDATA[

AnsiNote ANSI(31) & ANSI(1) & "You're out of " & GetVariable("chpot") & "(s)!!!"

]]>
</script>

However if you don't use CDATA then you need to do it, so it would look like this:


<script>
AnsiNote ANSI(31) &amp; ANSI(1) &amp; "You're out of " &amp; GetVariable("chpot") &amp; "(s)!!!"
</script>

Quote:

Also, how exactly does the error engine determine waht line is failing?

If you have this line (which the plugin wizard normally adds):



<include name="constants.vbs"/>

... then the line numbers will be out by the number of lines in that file (149 in my copy).

- Nick Gammon

www.gammon.com.au, www.mushclient.com

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Posted by NeoFryBoy USA (42 posts) bio

Date Sat 24 Jun 2006 07:17 AM (UTC) [ quote ]

Message

Not sure this is a bug yet, so I'm posting it here.

I loaded a plugin, and it returned this error


Error number: -2146827263
Event:        Execution of line 145 column 30
Description:  Expected end of statement
Line in error: 
 world.ansinote ansi(31) &amp; ansi(1) &amp; "You're out of " &amp; world.getvariable("chpot") &amp; "(s)!!!"
Called by:    Immediate execution

I've been staring at it fer the past twenty minutes and see nothing wrong with it. As you can see it's failing on the first semicolon, and when I put it into the command box and replace the & with & it runs perfectly fine.

It's in the script section of the plugin on a line of it's own.

Also, how exactly does the error engine determine waht line is failing? I made a script that numbers each line, and that line is on line 467 in the plugin, and line 4 of the scripts block.

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