18.10.2009, 10:57
warning 219: local variable "string" shadows a variable at a preceding level
how can i fix it
18.10.2009, 10:58
Rename one of the variables. You have one global variable which has the same name as the local one.
18.10.2009, 11:32
You could do that, but, there is no point, its just a warning, you could simply ignore it!
18.10.2009, 11:34
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Originally Posted by Tigerbeast11
You could do that, but, there is no point, its just a warning, you could simply ignore it!
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18.10.2009, 11:44
Just do what Don Corelli said
If you have something like string[64];
and you made a command with something like
string[64]; again, just remove this one, and the warning will/should go away.
To the other post that said to ignore it, when you ignore it, thats wasting memory.
If you have something like string[64];
and you made a command with something like
string[64]; again, just remove this one, and the warning will/should go away.
To the other post that said to ignore it, when you ignore it, thats wasting memory.
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