Torque script ### POUND

[Psp The Blocklander]

What does the # (pound) in torque script mean?

I'm writing a script, and I ran it through Blockland, and it said it contained syntax (or whatever) errors, and It had pounds in the middle of the script. I checked the script, no pounds. I ran it through again, Pounds. What do the Pounds mean?

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[SpreadsPlague]

It tells you what they're for.. (they surround the error, although it seems to be fairly inaccurate in finding exactly where the error is)

[Kalphiter]

It tells you what they're for.. (they surround the error, although it seems to be fairly inaccurate in finding exactly where the error is)

Sorry that a computer can't tell exactly what you want it to do.

[SpreadsPlague]

Sorry that a computer can't tell exactly what you want it to do.

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In general it's just not 100% accurate, that's all I'm trying to say.

[Amade]

It is 100% accurate, the pound symbols surround where the machine realizes that something has gone wrong. It's just very rare that it realizes the error at the exact point that it happens.

[Fluff-is-back]

Why don't you post the code so someone can see where the error is?

[Psp The Blocklander]

I would, but then you could get the add-on, BEFORE I Release it.   :P

[Kalphiter]

I would, but then you could get the add-on, BEFORE I Release it.   :P

At this point the add-on probably isn't even useful.

[Chrono]

I would, but then you could get the add-on, BEFORE I Release it.   :P

Then we can't help you.

If you care that much about your stupid fame, then live with attempting to fix it yourself.

[Marcem]

Sorry that a computer can't tell exactly what you want it to do.

You're skilled at reading!  It should be able to find a syntax error, if it's displaying the wrong line.

[Psp The Blocklander]

Then we can't help you.

If you care that much about your stupid fame, then live with attempting to fix it yourself.

Lol failed...I posted the add-on anyway
But i FIXED it :P