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bknight2602
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 Posted: Wed May 22, 2019 8:14 am Post subject: Can't find code error |
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The following codes have an error:
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self.gm_cb = createCheckBox(self.form);
self.gm_cb.Caption = 'God Mode';
self.gm_cb.Height = 20;
self.gm_cb.Left = 270;
self.gm_cb.Width = 75;
self.gm_cb.Top = 7;
self.gm_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
self.t.Enabled = true;
print("God mode is enabled")
else
self.t.Enabled = false;
print("God mode is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender)
self.mm_cb = createCheckBox(self.form);
self.mm_cb.Caption = 'Constant Magic';
self.mm_cb.Height = 20;
self.mm_cb.Left = 270;
self.mm_cb.Width = 75;
self.mm_cb.Top = 67;
self.mm_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
self.tm.Enabled = true;
print("Constant Magic is enabled")
else
self.tm.Enabled = false;
print("Constant Magic is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender)
self.mh_cb = createCheckBox(self.form);
self.mh_cb.Caption = 'Constant Health';
self.mh_cb.Height = 20;
self.mh_cb.Left = 270;
self.mh_cb.Width = 75;
self.mh_cb.Top = 37;
self.mh_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
self.th.Enabled = true;
print("Constant Health is enabled")
else
self.th.Enabled = false;
print("Constant Health is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender) |
both th and tm are timers created prior to each check box.
Now the first executes fine, and a check box is created the next two in order of their appearance, but not next to each other are not created, there is an error opening the table with following notion:
Error:"??" is an invalid float.
Now the screwy part, if I select the execute script after receiving the error message, everything opens properly, no further error messages
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AylinCE
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| Posted: Wed May 22, 2019 9:10 am Post subject: |
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There are no errors after the following fix.
Table opens.
| Code: | local self_form = createForm(true)
self_form.Width = 420;
local self_gm_cb = createCheckBox(self_form);
self_gm_cb.Caption = 'God Mode';
self_gm_cb.Height = 20;
self_gm_cb.Left = 270;
self_gm_cb.Width = 75;
self_gm_cb.Top = 7;
self_gm_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then --or if self_gm_cb.Checked==true then
self.t.Enabled = true;
print("God mode is enabled")
else
self.t.Enabled = false;
print("God mode is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender) |
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bknight2602
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| Posted: Wed May 22, 2019 11:34 am Post subject: |
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I guess I wasn't concise enough in the OP, the code for the check box you have altered works, the error lies in one or both of the last ones, I believe. The God Mode check box is created and the other two are not when the table opens.
ETA I noticed you alter self.form to self_form, I presume you feel self_form is more correct?
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TheyCallMeTim13
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| Posted: Wed May 22, 2019 1:40 pm Post subject: |
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This doesn't give any errors. Error must be somewhere else. Are you creating the "self" structure globally, it's really meant to be an object function parameter.
| Code: | self = {}
self.form = createForm(true)
self.form.Width = 420;
self.gm_cb = createCheckBox(self.form);
self.gm_cb.Caption = 'God Mode';
self.gm_cb.Height = 20;
self.gm_cb.Left = 270;
self.gm_cb.Width = 75;
self.gm_cb.Top = 7;
self.gm_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
self.t.Enabled = true;
print("God mode is enabled")
else
self.t.Enabled = false;
print("God mode is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender)
self.mm_cb = createCheckBox(self.form);
self.mm_cb.Caption = 'Constant Magic';
self.mm_cb.Height = 20;
self.mm_cb.Left = 270;
self.mm_cb.Width = 75;
self.mm_cb.Top = 67;
self.mm_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
self.tm.Enabled = true;
print("Constant Magic is enabled")
else
self.tm.Enabled = false;
print("Constant Magic is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender)
self.mh_cb = createCheckBox(self.form);
self.mh_cb.Caption = 'Constant Health';
self.mh_cb.Height = 20;
self.mh_cb.Left = 270;
self.mh_cb.Width = 75;
self.mh_cb.Top = 37;
self.mh_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
self.th.Enabled = true;
print("Constant Health is enabled")
else
self.th.Enabled = false;
print("Constant Health is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender) |
I'd change that "self" to something else so it doesn't conflict with other functions:
| Code: | MyTrainer = {}
MyTrainer.form = createForm(true)
MyTrainer.form.Width = 420;
MyTrainer.gm_cb = createCheckBox(Trainer.form);
MyTrainer.gm_cb.Caption = 'God Mode';
MyTrainer.gm_cb.Height = 20;
MyTrainer.gm_cb.Left = 270;
MyTrainer.gm_cb.Width = 75;
MyTrainer.gm_cb.Top = 7;
MyTrainer.gm_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
MyTrainer.t.Enabled = true;
print("God mode is enabled")
else
MyTrainer.t.Enabled = false;
print("God mode is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender)
MyTrainer.mm_cb = createCheckBox(Trainer.form);
MyTrainer.mm_cb.Caption = 'Constant Magic';
MyTrainer.mm_cb.Height = 20;
MyTrainer.mm_cb.Left = 270;
MyTrainer.mm_cb.Width = 75;
MyTrainer.mm_cb.Top = 67;
MyTrainer.mm_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
MyTrainer.tm.Enabled = true;
print("Constant Magic is enabled")
else
MyTrainer.tm.Enabled = false;
print("Constant Magic is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender)
MyTrainer.mh_cb = createCheckBox(Trainer.form);
MyTrainer.mh_cb.Caption = 'Constant Health';
MyTrainer.mh_cb.Height = 20;
MyTrainer.mh_cb.Left = 270;
MyTrainer.mh_cb.Width = 75;
MyTrainer.mh_cb.Top = 37;
MyTrainer.mh_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
MyTrainer.th.Enabled = true;
print("Constant Health is enabled")
else
MyTrainer.th.Enabled = false;
print("Constant Health is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender) |
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| Posted: Wed May 22, 2019 2:00 pm Post subject: |
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'self' is Lua object oriented paremeter (OOP).
In Lua, if you have a function as a property of a table, and you use a colon ":" instead of a period "." to reference the function, it will automatically pass the table in as the first argument!
So, self.gm_cb is different with self_gm_cb
See, @TheyCallMeTim, tutorial above.
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bknight2602
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| Posted: Wed May 22, 2019 8:19 pm Post subject: |
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| TheyCallMeTim13 wrote: | This doesn't give any errors. Error must be somewhere else. Are you creating the "self" structure globally, it's really meant to be an object function parameter.
| Code: | self = {}
self.form = createForm(true)
self.form.Width = 420;
self.gm_cb = createCheckBox(self.form);
self.gm_cb.Caption = 'God Mode';
self.gm_cb.Height = 20;
self.gm_cb.Left = 270;
self.gm_cb.Width = 75;
self.gm_cb.Top = 7;
self.gm_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
self.t.Enabled = true;
print("God mode is enabled")
else
self.t.Enabled = false;
print("God mode is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender)
self.mm_cb = createCheckBox(self.form);
self.mm_cb.Caption = 'Constant Magic';
self.mm_cb.Height = 20;
self.mm_cb.Left = 270;
self.mm_cb.Width = 75;
self.mm_cb.Top = 67;
self.mm_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
self.tm.Enabled = true;
print("Constant Magic is enabled")
else
self.tm.Enabled = false;
print("Constant Magic is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender)
self.mh_cb = createCheckBox(self.form);
self.mh_cb.Caption = 'Constant Health';
self.mh_cb.Height = 20;
self.mh_cb.Left = 270;
self.mh_cb.Width = 75;
self.mh_cb.Top = 37;
self.mh_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
self.th.Enabled = true;
print("Constant Health is enabled")
else
self.th.Enabled = false;
print("Constant Health is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender) |
I'd change that "self" to something else so it doesn't conflict with other functions:
| Code: | MyTrainer = {}
MyTrainer.form = createForm(true)
MyTrainer.form.Width = 420;
MyTrainer.gm_cb = createCheckBox(Trainer.form);
MyTrainer.gm_cb.Caption = 'God Mode';
MyTrainer.gm_cb.Height = 20;
MyTrainer.gm_cb.Left = 270;
MyTrainer.gm_cb.Width = 75;
MyTrainer.gm_cb.Top = 7;
MyTrainer.gm_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
MyTrainer.t.Enabled = true;
print("God mode is enabled")
else
MyTrainer.t.Enabled = false;
print("God mode is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender)
MyTrainer.mm_cb = createCheckBox(Trainer.form);
MyTrainer.mm_cb.Caption = 'Constant Magic';
MyTrainer.mm_cb.Height = 20;
MyTrainer.mm_cb.Left = 270;
MyTrainer.mm_cb.Width = 75;
MyTrainer.mm_cb.Top = 67;
MyTrainer.mm_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
MyTrainer.tm.Enabled = true;
print("Constant Magic is enabled")
else
MyTrainer.tm.Enabled = false;
print("Constant Magic is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender)
MyTrainer.mh_cb = createCheckBox(Trainer.form);
MyTrainer.mh_cb.Caption = 'Constant Health';
MyTrainer.mh_cb.Height = 20;
MyTrainer.mh_cb.Left = 270;
MyTrainer.mh_cb.Width = 75;
MyTrainer.mh_cb.Top = 37;
MyTrainer.mh_cb.onClick = function (sender)
if sender.Checked then
MyTrainer.th.Enabled = true;
print("Constant Health is enabled")
else
MyTrainer.th.Enabled = false;
print("Constant Health is not enabled")
end--if sender.Checked then
end--function (sender) |
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All I can say it used to open with earlier versions, not the most current that I have, 6.6. I would have to change most of the codes to go from self to something else. As for the error, you may be exactly correct, however the self is used on all creations, assigning param. to those creations. And I have stated that after the error when opening, pushing the execute script without changing any code no errors are received. Same code has errors when opening but no errors when executing script? Strange.
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bknight2602
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| Posted: Thu May 23, 2019 8:48 am Post subject: |
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I just now opened the table with an earlier version (6.3) and no errors, perhaps this is an issue with 6.6. I guess I'll try 6.7( .
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daspamer
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| Posted: Thu May 23, 2019 10:14 am Post subject: |
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Add some print to find at which line the error happens, perhaps theres invisible chars.
Also recommend to set self to table at the top of the function (just in case);
| Code: | function sometable.init(...)
self = sometable;
-- do whatever...
end |
other than that we can't really help, as the script you've posted seems correct.
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bknight2602
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| Posted: Thu May 23, 2019 8:55 pm Post subject: |
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| DaSpamer wrote: | Add some print to find at which line the error happens, perhaps theres invisible chars.
Also recommend to set self to table at the top of the function (just in case);
| Code: | function sometable.init(...)
self = sometable;
-- do whatever...
end |
other than that we can't really help, as the script you've posted seems correct. |
That is what was weird, the error only happened when opening, not when executing the script.
| Code: | self.form = createForm(false); -- self = trainer since it's a function inside of a table...
setProperty(self.form , "BiDiMode", "bdLeftToRight");
self.form.Caption = 'Cheat Panel';
self.form.Width = 400;
self.form.Height = 360;
self.form.Left = 900;
self.form.Top =5; |
Look familiar?
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| Posted: Thu May 23, 2019 9:11 pm Post subject: |
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The code works for me when opening a saved table.
If the "self" isn't a class you created and this code isn't inside a function, you need to change the naming as it's probably getting changed or a function which uses "self" isn't getting the right object.
That or it's a script in your "autorun" folder.
Maybe posting the full script would help?
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bknight2602
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| Posted: Fri May 24, 2019 10:41 am Post subject: |
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The full code is about 5K long, and has parts written in the "old" style before the object declarations. Besides the error occurred at initial load.
As I indicated it opened in 6.3 without errors. I downloaded 6.8.3 yesterday and no errors on load, so I suspect an internal issue with 6.6.
Thanks
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