.Map :: MoHAA Mapping

Is there any tool that can find and pinpoint errors in a script? It gets very annoying running a map and not having the script work because of a syntax error, and then having to look over the entire script to find the problem.

Well i cant say i know alot about scripting but i have noticed in the script editor that comes with Mohaa Tools that a color system is used. If you use the wrong "syntax?" than you will have the wrong color. Sorry i cant be much more pinpoint than that but it has helped me once or twice.

Hope this helps somehow.

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Just watch your console (~ key). Scroll up a lot and it'll tell you exactly what's wrong with your script.

Make sure you have enabled console in advanced options

jv_map wrote:Just watch your console (~ key). Scroll up a lot and it'll tell you exactly what's wrong with your script.

Make sure you have enabled console in advanced options

Um yeah that works too sometimes i guess

You can make a log of the console too. Just type this in the console before you load the map.

logfile 1

It will make a file named qconsole.log in main, and it can be opened with notepad. Script errors will be near the top of the page.

I got a not so funny story about scripting and debugging with Notepad.

I had compiled a series of scripts into one scr file, that was about 3 pages long. One of the threads was for landsharkers. Somehow I inadvertently pressed a SPACE while copying the scripts over, and inserted a space between one of the YZ origins.

I swear, I went crazy trying to figure out what was wrong with the file. Because of this error the entire script file was a dud. I ran though each thread checking my syntax. Everything was perfect. Or so I thought.

I think it took me 2 days of insane searching before I finally found it. I am still under-going therapy for that trauma.

A pal of mine send me a C++ script debugger. I am dumb as to how to use it. Does anyone know how to debug the debugger?

Ok thanks guys, that should make scripting alot easier.