Issue with a for loop in an if statement

[Swimming_Bird]

I've got the following code, and it exits out w/o error before the test_ ( 'if' ) line however the statement inside the for loop works.

$nuke = IniReadSection ( $tempini , 'nuke' )
If @error Then
    test_('test')
    Dim $nuke[1][1]
    $nuke[0][0] = 'omg'
EndIf
test_ ( $nuke[0][0] & ' Nuke' )
If $nuke[0][0]<>'omg' Then
    For $n = 1 To $nuke[0][0]+1
        test_ (DirRemove ( $addondir & $nuke[$n][1] , 1 ))
    Next
    test_ ('if')
EndIf

i tried it w/o that if @error statement and some other things for the if nuke statement and had the same issue.

the test_ function is just a simple little debugging function which outputs a msgbox.

any idea why it exits out?

Edited March 4, 2007 by Swimming_Bird

[martin]

I've got the following code, and it exits out w/o error before the test_ ( 'if' ) line however the statement inside the for loop works.

$nuke = IniReadSection ( $tempini , 'nuke' )
If @error Then
    test_('test')
    Dim $nuke[1][1]
    $nuke[0][0] = 'omg'
EndIf
test_ ( $nuke[0][0] & ' Nuke' )
If $nuke[0][0]<>'omg' Then
    For $n = 1 To $nuke[0][0]+1
        test_ (DirRemove ( $addondir & $nuke[$n][1] , 1 ))
    Next
    test_ ('if')
EndIf

i tried it w/o that if @error statement and some other things for the if nuke statement and had the same issue.

the test_ function is just a simple little debugging function which outputs a msgbox.

any idea why it exits out?

1) This line could be the problem

For $n = 1 To $nuke[0][0]+1 <--------------- +1 should not be here, the number of entries is $nuke[0][0]

2) make sure you have got '\' at the end of $addondir or the beginning of $nuke[$n][1].

[Swimming_Bird]

d'oh on the +1, as far as the formatting of the directories i make sure that the \ is in it already

thanks a lot

Edited March 6, 2007 by Swimming_Bird