11.02.2014, 23:15
It might still work as intended, but you'll need to rewrite alot of that code to get it error-free.
I tried this too once (assigning a string to a string variable using = ) and got the same errors.
Since then, I'm using format to store strings in a variable and never got any more trouble.
I can't believe the author released that script with so many errors.
When you release something, it should be error- and warning-free at least.
Bugs might exist as in every script, but warnings/errors upon release?
Did he even compile it himself, and did he perhaps look over the errors?
Strange.
At least you could try it, to see if it even works.
If it works, even with those errors, then you can use it.
Do you even get the amx file when you try to compile it?
If it doesn't:
Either dump it, or rewrite the lines where you get the errors.
Or let the author fix it.
I tried this too once (assigning a string to a string variable using = ) and got the same errors.
Since then, I'm using format to store strings in a variable and never got any more trouble.
I can't believe the author released that script with so many errors.
When you release something, it should be error- and warning-free at least.
Bugs might exist as in every script, but warnings/errors upon release?
Did he even compile it himself, and did he perhaps look over the errors?
Strange.
At least you could try it, to see if it even works.
If it works, even with those errors, then you can use it.
Do you even get the amx file when you try to compile it?
If it doesn't:
Either dump it, or rewrite the lines where you get the errors.
Or let the author fix it.