Characters Blockland Can Handle But TextEdit Can't

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There are some characters that Blockland can handle but my TextEdit can't and vis versa. I was wonder if there is anything you can put in like \x7E or something to put any of the following characters in Blockland.

Å“ ∑ ´ ® † Â¥ ¨ ˆ ø π “ ‘ « Ã¥ ß ∂ Æ’ © ˙ ∆ ˚ ¬ … æ Ω ≈ ç √ ∫ Ëœ µ ≤ ≥

Yes there is. Just look at a character list under hexadecimal.

It keeps saying that the red line is a syntax error but I cannot figure out why.

if(%w $= "A")
{
   %newMsg = strReplace(%newMsg, %w, "\c7E");
}

It keeps saying that the red line is a syntax error but I cannot figure out why.

if(%w $= "A")
{
   %newMsg = strReplace(%newMsg, %w, "\c7E");
}

\C7E?

\C7E?
Oops. But it still says there's a syntax error there.


There is no syntax error there; it must be in some other part of your script.

Where are the ##'s.
There is no syntax error there; it must be in some other part of your script.
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Look at what line the syntax error is on, not the ##.

Look at what line the syntax error is on, not the ##.
I have, I can't find any anywhere around it.

I have, I can't find any anywhere around it.
It should be at the very beginning of the error.

You've used getSubStr incorrectly. I don't think it would cause that error, usually it just echos "Incorrect usage of getSubStr() - Wrong number of arguments" in the console when you try to use it.

You've used getSubStr incorrectly. I don't think it would cause that error, usually it just echos "Incorrect usage of getSubStr() - Wrong number of arguments" in the console when you try to use it.
Thank you.

I tried commenting out the chunk below and when I did it said there was no longer any error so the error has to be in this chunk:

Code: [Select]
%newMsg = strReplace(%newMsg, %w, "\x7E");

I tried commenting out the chunk below and when I did it said there was no longer any error so the error has to be in this chunk:

Code: [Select]
%newMsg = strReplace(%newMsg, %w, "\x7E");
There is absolutely no syntax error in that.

There is absolutely no syntax error in that.
Than why does torque demand that in that line, and that line only, there is a syntax error?

EDIT: I rewrote the line, like this: %newMsg = strReplace(%newMsg, %w, "\x7E"); and now it says there's no syntax error : /

Stupid torque.
« Last Edit: June 20, 2012, 03:39:27 PM by jes00 »