[monster010]

Код:

C:\gf.pwn(33002) : warning 209: function "ReturnTime" should return a value
C:\gf.pwn(33003) : error 010: invalid function or declaration
C:\gf.pwn(33005) : error 054: unmatched closing brace ("}")

The Script

pawn Код:

CMD:joinrace(playerid, params[])
{
    if(!strlen(params)) return SendClientMessage(playerid, 0xFF0000, "Please enter a race id to join or type /races");
    new raceid = strval(params);
    if(raceid > currentraceslot-1) return SendClientMessage(playerid, 0xFF0000, "The race ID you have entered is invalid");
    if(RaceInfo[raceid][racejoinable] == false && RaceInfo[raceid][racerunning] == false && InRace[playerid] == -1) OpenRace(raceid);
    JoinRace(playerid, raceid);
    return 1;
}

The lines of error

pawn Код:

return 1;
}

[Konstantinos]

It's from the tutorial by [HiC]TheKiller, isn't it? In ReturnTime function, you should return the time in string. Since I can't see anything wrong above, I'll assume there is an extra bracket after ReturnTime function. Re-check the tutorial in case you wrote something wrong by accident.

[monster010]

Код:

C:\gf.pwn(33347) : warning 209: function "ReturnTime" should return a value
C:\gf.pwn(33348) : error 010: invalid function or declaration

LINES: 33347-33348

pawn Код:

stock ReturnTime(timevariable)
{
    new milliseconds = timevariable, seconds, minutes, string[20];
    while(milliseconds > 9)
    {
        seconds ++;
        milliseconds = milliseconds - 10;
    }
    while(seconds > 59)
    {
        minutes ++;
        seconds = seconds - 60;
    }
        format(string, sizeof(string), "%d:%02d.%03d", minutes, seconds, milliseconds);
    }//line 33338
    return string;//line 33339
}

[Konstantinos]

There is an extra bracket. Change to:

pawn Код:

stock ReturnTime(timevariable)
{
    new milliseconds = timevariable, seconds, minutes, string[20];
    while(milliseconds > 9)
    {
        seconds ++;
        milliseconds = milliseconds - 10;
    }
    while(seconds > 59)
    {
        minutes ++;
        seconds = seconds - 60;
    }
    format(string, sizeof(string), "%d:%02d.%03d", minutes, seconds, milliseconds);
    return string;
}

And I'd suggest you to use unix timestamps for the player's time and then you can easily convert the player's time.

[monster010]

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