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Error: array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded When i try to use cmdline


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Help i get this error whenever i try using cmdline for my program

#include "../IncludeAll.au3"

Dim $CmdLine[1]

Local $SupportedOses[3] = ["WIN_2012R2","WIN_2012","WIN_2008R2"]

If @OSVersion == $SupportedOses[1] Then
    If $CmdLine[0] > 0 Then
        If $CmdLine[1] == "" Then
            ConsoleWriteError("Startservice failed. Try using -test to see if rssc works")
            Sleep("5000")
            _exit()
        ElseIf $CmdLine[1] == "-test" Then
            ConsoleWriteError("Test complete")
            Loadgraphics("296", "306", "Renderer", "")
            Sleep("5000")
            _exit()
        EndIf
    Else
        ConsoleWriteError("Startservice failed. Try using -test to see if rssc works")
        Sleep("500")
    EndIf
Else
    ConsoleWriteError("Bricks online server only works with " & $SupportedOses[1])
    Sleep("500")
    Exit
EndIf

 

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i dont think it is in include all

;Main includes
#include <File.au3>
#include <WinAPIFiles.au3>
#include <InetConstants.au3>
#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
#include <File.au3>
#include <FileConstants.au3>
#include <Date.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_Constants.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_System.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_KeyboardMouse.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_FilingSystem.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_2D.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_Materials.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_Scene.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_Node.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_Animation.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_Collision.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_Camera.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_Lighting.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_Terrain.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_Particles.au3>
#include <au3Irr2_GUI.au3>
#include <Zip.au3>

 

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Posted
8 hours ago, Seeseehu said:

I added that line as an attempt to fix that error. t

Fine, so post an correct and runnable script without all the extra's , and provide the commandline parameters to start it with to cause the error.

Jos

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I'd like to suggest to run your script from SciTE Editor and then take a look at the output: It will show you the line causing the "dimension range exceeded" error and the array variable, that was addressed.

This sample code might help you to see, what's going wrong:

 

Dim $ArrayGivingTrouble[3][4][5]

$Dimensions=UBound($ArrayGivingTrouble,0)
ConsoleWrite('@@ Debug(' & @ScriptLineNumber & ') : $Dimensions = ' & $Dimensions & @CRLF & '>Error code: ' & @error & @CRLF) ;### Debug Console

for $d = 1 to $Dimensions
    ConsoleWrite("Ubound for Dimension " & $d & " = " & UBound($ArrayGivingTrouble,$d) & @CRLF)
Next

 

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Posted (edited)

No need for an attachment, just use a codebox, but this file looks exactly the same as the earlier posted code and that obviously doesn't work for me as I do not have you include file(s). ;) 

One needs to be able to run the script to be able to debug. You could start yourself with running it form SciTE so it tells you exactly which line is causing it.

Edited by Jos

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Posted
18 hours ago, Jos said:

No need for an attachment, just use a codebox, but this file looks exactly the same as the earlier posted code and that obviously doesn't work for me as I do not have you include file(s). ;) 

One needs to be able to run the script to be able to debug. You could start yourself with running it form SciTE so it tells you exactly which line is causing it.

Yo i removed zip.au3 from includeall and it fixed the issue, idk why a zip udf would get in the way of cmdline tbh tho

Posted

@Seeseehu

Nice, that you were able to fix your issue.

 

Not that nice, that you ignored all answer postings and didn't provide any of the information, you have been asked for.

 

Never mind ...

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