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Xfrogman43

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"say" error

Lock, fixed.

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Re: "say" error

Try: players[m.GetInt(0)].name.ToUpper()

Also, error seems most likely that the ID wasn't found in "players".

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Xfrogman43

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Re: "say" error

It's already a int,string so I don't have .name
Edited first post

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TiKen

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Re: "say" error

It means the player was in game, but not present in you Dictionary "players". So you now have to figure out why

Xfrogman43

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Re: "say" error

Shouldn't it be adding them in "add"?

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Koya

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Re: "say" error

This is an EEPhysics error, I had the same error with add

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Xfrogman43

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Re: "say" error

Will it be fixed?

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Koya

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Re: "say" error

Download (Mega.co.nz)

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Xfrogman43

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Re: "say" error

Ok then what do I do to fix the issue?

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ewoke

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Re: "say" error

it might be calling "say" earlier that the "add" message.

edit, copied your code, worked fine for me.
are you sure that you sent init2 after the initialisation has been done?

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Xfrogman43

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Re: "say" error

Yes I do

case "init":
{
conn.Send("init2");
}

Edit: Edited 1st post

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912468

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Re: "say" error

I'm not sure if it has something to do with the error or that I'm right (I don't use switches very often), but I think you shouldn't add the braces {} (Please correct me if I'm wrong...). I think your switch needs to look like this:

switch(m.Type)
{
    case "init":
        con.Send("init2");
        break;
    case "add":
        players.Add(m.GetInt(0), m.GetString(1));
        break;
    // More Code
}

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Xfrogman43

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Re: "say" error

I'm not sure if it has something to do with the error or that I'm right (I don't use switches very often), but I think you shouldn't add the braces {} (Please correct me if I'm wrong...). I think your switch needs to look like this:

switch(m.Type)
{
    case "init":
        con.Send("init2");
        break;
    case "add":
        players.Add(m.GetInt(0), m.GetString(1));
        break;
    // More Code
}

It's the same thing, just looks neater to me.

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ewoke

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Re: "say" error

Its fixed

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Re: "say" error

I'm not sure if it has something to do with the error or that I'm right (I don't use switches very often), but I think you shouldn't add the braces {} (Please correct me if I'm wrong...). I think your switch needs to look like this:

switch(m.Type)
{
    case "init":
        con.Send("init2");
        break;
    case "add":
        players.Add(m.GetInt(0), m.GetString(1));
        break;
    // More Code
}

It's the same thing, just looks neater to me.

It isn't the same thing, i'll give you an example:

switch (arg[0]){ 
        case "hi":
        Player p = players[id];
        say(p.name + ": hi!");
        break;

        case "bye":
        Player p = players[id]; // This will trigger error because "p" is alredy declared, when using brackets it wont trigger error.
        say(p.name + ": bye!");
        break;
}

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Xfrogman43

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From: need to find a new home

Joined: 2015-02-15

Posts: 4,174

Re: "say" error

I'm not sure if it has something to do with the error or that I'm right (I don't use switches very often), but I think you shouldn't add the braces {} (Please correct me if I'm wrong...). I think your switch needs to look like this:

switch(m.Type)
{
    case "init":
        con.Send("init2");
        break;
    case "add":
        players.Add(m.GetInt(0), m.GetString(1));
        break;
    // More Code
}

It's the same thing, just looks neater to me.

It isn't the same thing, i'll give you an example:

switch (arg[0]){ 
        case "hi":
        Player p = players[id];
        say(p.name + ": hi!");
        break;

        case "bye":
        Player p = players[id]; // This will trigger error because "p" is alredy declared, when using brackets it wont trigger error.
        say(p.name + ": bye!");
        break;
}

Thanks for clarification.

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Different55

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Re: "say" error

locked on request of owner.

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