08.10.2009, 21:13
I wonder where that "scores" is defined at and as far as I am aware you do not need the "Text:" infront of it, all you do is:
Could you copy the bit of code where you actually DECLARE Text
cores?
EDIT:
As you didn't reply yet I am sorta guessing that you either don't know what declare means and or the problem is solved already. If you do not know what delcaring means, then here we go:
Most commonly we say declaring values as in telling the compiler/bit of code that this value exists and is addressed to a place in the memory. So, instead of using the adress of the memory and all the complicated stuff, your compiler takes all that work for you and allows you to declare a value. So, declaring a value would look like:
While value is now linked to a address in the memory when running the program, which yet does not involve us. No, the address is not defined before the code/program isn't running yet. So, my question was rather like:
Did you use
Somewhere in your code?
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TextDrawShowForAll(scores);
cores?EDIT:
As you didn't reply yet I am sorta guessing that you either don't know what declare means and or the problem is solved already. If you do not know what delcaring means, then here we go:
Most commonly we say declaring values as in telling the compiler/bit of code that this value exists and is addressed to a place in the memory. So, instead of using the adress of the memory and all the complicated stuff, your compiler takes all that work for you and allows you to declare a value. So, declaring a value would look like:
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new value;
Did you use
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new Text:scores;