01.03.2015, 20:11
Hello,
loose indentation warnings
When you script, you should indent your code. Here's a Wikipedia article to explain how it works. Basically it means you leave blank spaces in your code to make it more readable.
This is just a warning, you can choose to ignore it (but it's not recommanded).
argument type mismatch errors
The function waits for an argument of a certain type but you provide an argument of another type. For example, if there is a function like add(a, b) and you provide a string as a second argument, like add(a, "hello"), the compiler will return this error. You can see which argument is wrong for each error.
undefined symbol errors
You are using a variable which was not created before. Check if you're using the right variable or create it beore you use it.
invalid expression, assumed zero error
Something is dumb in your code. Show us this portion as this error can happen with different things.
too many error messages on one line error
Well. It's self-explained.
I hope I helped.
loose indentation warnings
When you script, you should indent your code. Here's a Wikipedia article to explain how it works. Basically it means you leave blank spaces in your code to make it more readable.
This is just a warning, you can choose to ignore it (but it's not recommanded).
argument type mismatch errors
The function waits for an argument of a certain type but you provide an argument of another type. For example, if there is a function like add(a, b) and you provide a string as a second argument, like add(a, "hello"), the compiler will return this error. You can see which argument is wrong for each error.
undefined symbol errors
You are using a variable which was not created before. Check if you're using the right variable or create it beore you use it.
invalid expression, assumed zero error
Something is dumb in your code. Show us this portion as this error can happen with different things.
too many error messages on one line error
Well. It's self-explained.
I hope I helped.