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many parse errors

08-05-2006, 07:05 AM#1
Linera
I don't see why this script is causing alot of parse errors:

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function GetRestState takes unit pplayer returns integer
    
    //return 
    return 1
endfunction

function UnitClassification takes unit target returns string
    
    //return
    return "elite"
endfunction

function CalcXp takes unit target, unit pplayer returns real
    local integer t = GetHeroLevel(target)
    local integer p = GetHeroLevel(pplayer)
    local real g
    local real xp
    local real z
    
    if ( t == -1 ) then
        return 0
    endif
    if ( t == p ) then
        set xp = ((p * 5) + 45)
    endif
    if ( t > p ) then
        set xp = ((p * 5) + 45) * (1 + 0.05 * (t - p))
    endif
    if ( t < p ) then
        // need gray level "g"
        if (p < 6) then 
            set g = 0
        endif
        if (p > 5 and p < 40) then
            set g = (p - 5 - I2R(R2I(p/10)))
        endif
        if (p > 39) then
            set g = (p - 1 - I2R(R2I(p/5)))
        endif
        if (t > g) then
            // need zero difference "z"
            if (p < 8) then 
                set z = 5
            endif
            if (p > 7 and p < 10) then 
                set z = 6
            endif
            if (p > 9 and p < 12 ) then 
                set z = 7
            endif
            if (p > 11 and p < 16 ) then 
                set z = 8
            endif
            if (p > 15 and p < 20 ) then 
                set z = 9
            endif
            if (p > 19 and p < 40 ) then 
                set z = (9 + I2R(R2I(p/10)))
            endif
            if (p > 39) then 
                set z = (5 + I2R(R2I(p/5)))
            endif
            set xp = ((p * 5 + 45) * (1 - (p - t) / z))
        else 
            // t <= g, mob is Gray
            set xp = 0
        endif
    endif
    set xp = (I2R(R2I(xp+0.5))) // result is rounded before calculating rest bonus
    if ( GetRestState(pplayer) == 1) then
        set xp = (xp * 2)
    endif
    if ( UnitClassification(target) == "elite" ) then
        set xp = (xp * 2)
        // what about "worldboss", "rareelite"... not sure how the XP scales
    endif
    if (xp > 0) then
        return xp
    else
        return 0
    endif
    
    //return 
endfunction
08-05-2006, 07:06 AM#2
PipeDream
Left out set keywords. Use PJASS!
08-05-2006, 07:12 AM#3
Linera
still getting the errors

Errors:

Parse error
undeclared variable: p
missing endfunction
statement outside of function

but WE says
Invalid type for specified operator


p.s. i'm using JassShopPro
08-05-2006, 06:18 PM#4
Alevice
You never declared z.
08-05-2006, 06:50 PM#5
Linera
still getting the errors
08-05-2006, 07:13 PM#6
Captain Griffen
Quote:
Originally Posted by Alevice
You never declared z.

QFT.

If you'd have fixed it, you'd have bothered to update the post so we knew what we were debugging, right...?

No?

Anyway, you need a return at the end of that I think. Don't ask why, just try it.
08-05-2006, 07:58 PM#7
Linera
I have a return at the end:

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    if (xp > 0) then
        return xp
    else
        return 0
    endif
08-05-2006, 08:02 PM#8
Captain Griffen
No, you don't. Not at the end-end. I've had issues with that in the past.
08-05-2006, 09:07 PM#9
Linera
even after adding a return to the very end
i still get a
Line 85: Cannot convert integer to real

but line 85 is a
endfunction

here is the updated code:
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function GetRestState takes unit pplayer returns integer
    
    //return 
    return 1
endfunction

function UnitClassification takes unit target returns string
    
    //return
    return "elite"
endfunction

function CalcXp takes unit target, unit pplayer returns real
    local integer t = GetHeroLevel(target)
    local integer p = GetHeroLevel(pplayer)
    local real g
    local real xp
    local real z
    
    if ( t == -1 ) then
        return 0
    endif
    if ( t == p ) then
        set xp = ((p * 5) + 45)
    endif
    if ( t > p ) then
        set xp = ((p * 5) + 45) * (1 + 0.05 * (t - p))
    endif
    if ( t < p ) then
        // need gray level "g"
        if (p < 6) then 
            set g = 0
        endif
        if (p > 5 and p < 40) then
            set g = (p - 5 - I2R(R2I(p/10)))
        endif
        if (p > 39) then
            set g = (p - 1 - I2R(R2I(p/5)))
        endif
        if (t > g) then
            // need zero difference "z"
            if (p < 8) then 
                set z = 5
            endif
            if (p > 7 and p < 10) then 
                set z = 6
            endif
            if (p > 9 and p < 12 ) then 
                set z = 7
            endif
            if (p > 11 and p < 16 ) then 
                set z = 8
            endif
            if (p > 15 and p < 20 ) then 
                set z = 9
            endif
            if (p > 19 and p < 40 ) then 
                set z = (9 + I2R(R2I(p/10)))
            endif
            if (p > 39) then 
                set z = (5 + I2R(R2I(p/5)))
            endif
            set xp = ((p * 5 + 45) * (1 - (p - t) / z))
        else 
            // t <= g, mob is Gray
            set xp = 0
        endif
    endif
    set xp = (I2R(R2I(xp+0.5))) // result is rounded before calculating rest bonus
    if ( GetRestState(pplayer) == 1) then
        set xp = (xp * 2)
    endif
    if ( UnitClassification(target) == "elite" ) then
        set xp = (xp * 2)
        // what about "worldboss", "rareelite"... not sure how the XP scales
    endif
    if (xp > 0) then
        return xp
    else
        return 0
    endif
    
    //return
   return 0 
endfunction
08-05-2006, 09:30 PM#10
Captain Griffen
Try return 0.0, shouldn't make any difference though.
08-05-2006, 09:54 PM#11
Linera
that worked

also this works:

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function GetRestState takes unit pplayer returns integer
    
    //return 
    return 1
endfunction

function UnitClassification takes unit target returns string
    
    //return
    return "elite"
endfunction

function CalcXp takes unit target, unit pplayer returns real
    local integer t = GetHeroLevel(target)
    local integer p = GetHeroLevel(pplayer)
    local real g
    local real xp
    local real z
    
    if ( t == -1 ) then
        return 0
    endif
    if ( t == p ) then
        set xp = ((p * 5) + 45)
    endif
    if ( t > p ) then
        set xp = ((p * 5) + 45) * (1 + 0.05 * (t - p))
    endif
    if ( t < p ) then
        // need gray level "g"
        if (p < 6) then 
            set g = 0
        endif
        if (p > 5 and p < 40) then
            set g = (p - 5 - I2R(R2I(p/10)))
        endif
        if (p > 39) then
            set g = (p - 1 - I2R(R2I(p/5)))
        endif
        if (t > g) then
            // need zero difference "z"
            if (p < 8) then 
                set z = 5
            endif
            if (p > 7 and p < 10) then 
                set z = 6
            endif
            if (p > 9 and p < 12 ) then 
                set z = 7
            endif
            if (p > 11 and p < 16 ) then 
                set z = 8
            endif
            if (p > 15 and p < 20 ) then 
                set z = 9
            endif
            if (p > 19 and p < 40 ) then 
                set z = (9 + I2R(R2I(p/10)))
            endif
            if (p > 39) then 
                set z = (5 + I2R(R2I(p/5)))
            endif
            set xp = ((p * 5 + 45) * (1 - (p - t) / z))
        else 
            // t <= g, mob is Gray
            set xp = 0
        endif
    endif
    set xp = (I2R(R2I(xp+0.5))) // result is rounded before calculating rest bonus
    if ( GetRestState(pplayer) == 1) then
        set xp = (xp * 2)
    endif
    if ( UnitClassification(target) == "elite" ) then
        set xp = (xp * 2)
        // what about "worldboss", "rareelite"... not sure how the XP scales
    endif
    if (xp > 0) then
        return xp
    else
        return 0.0
    endif
    
    //return
endfunction
08-06-2006, 11:34 AM#12
The)TideHunter(
Yea, whenever it says Cannot convert integer to real, just type a dot (full stop (.)) after the number, and its converted. It can be a pain, once you understand all the error types and how to fix them, you will have no problems.
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