What am I doing wrong?

[multiloser]

Up until now, I've been using While statements to create my program loops,

but I've been having trouble with it on other programs, so I need to move on to Func () statements.

This is part of a script I have going: (you can skip it for now)

BEGIN CODE

$sString = _IEBodyReadHTML ($oMain)

StringReplace($sString, 'NOT YOU', '')

$NotBefore = @extended

StringReplace($sString, '+', '')

$YouBefore = @extended

_IELinkClickByText ($oMain, "Go back to Money Making Game")

$oAmount = 1000

$oForm = _IEFormGetObjByName ($oMain, "makebet")

$oBet = _IEFormElementGetObjByName ($oForm, "howmuch")

First()

Func First()

_IEFormElementSetValue ($oBet, $oAmount)

_IEFormSubmit ($oForm)

_IELinkClickByText ($oMain, "Look at your Bet Archive")

$sString = _IEBodyReadHTML ($oMain)

StringReplace($sString, 'NOT YOU', '')

$NotAfter = @extended

StringReplace($sString, '+', '')

$YouAfter = @extended

Second()

EndFunc

Func Second()

If $NotAfter > $NotBefore Then

$oAmount = $oAmount + $oAmount

$NotBefore = $NotAfter

_IELinkClickByText ($oMain, "Go back to Money Making Game")

First()

ElseIf $YouAfter > $YouBefore Then

$oAmount = 1000

$YouBefore = $YouAfter _IELinkClickByText ($oMain, "Go back to Money Making Game")

First()

Else

Sleep (1000)

_IEAction ($oMain, "Refresh")

Second()

EndIf

EndFuncEND CODE

I get:

"Line 45

If $NotAfter > $NotBefore Then

If ^ ERROR

Error: Variable used without being declared."

This probably isn't a Func() mistake, but I don't know what's wrong or how to fix it!!!

I thought I declared them!

Look at the bolds above.

Why doesnt this work!!!!!

AHHH!

Thanks! (lol)

Edited March 18, 2007 by multiloser

[hearurscream]

You declared the variable in one function and used it in another. When you create a variable in a function, it is automatically deleted when the function is exited. You must globally declare it in the main part of your program. Hope this helps.

EDIT: you used them in the main part, but you must specifically GLOBALLY declare them before you use them.

Edited March 18, 2007 by hearurscream

[multiloser]

You declared the variable in one function and used it in another. When you create a variable in a function, it is automatically deleted when the function is exited. You must globally declare it in the main part of your program. Hope this helps.

EDIT: you used them in the main part, but you must specifically GLOBALLY declare them before you use them.

And when I modify it in a function will that modification carry over?

[hearurscream]

I believe so, try it and see.

[multiloser]

I've bolded my modifications....

Same result...

Am I still missing more? Do I need to Globally declare the variables INSIDE the functions?

Global $NotAfter = 0

Global $YouAfter = 0

$sString = _IEBodyReadHTML ($oMain)

StringReplace($sString, 'NOT YOU', '')

Global $NotBefore = @extended

StringReplace($sString, '+', '')

Global $YouBefore = @extended

_IELinkClickByText ($oMain, "Go back to Money Making Game")

Global $oAmount = 1000

$oForm = _IEFormGetObjByName ($oMain, "makebet")

$oBet = _IEFormElementGetObjByName ($oForm, "howmuch")

First()

Func First()

_IEFormElementSetValue ($oBet, $oAmount)

_IEFormSubmit ($oForm)

_IELinkClickByText ($oMain, "Look at your Bet Archive")

$sString = _IEBodyReadHTML ($oMain)

StringReplace($sString, 'NOT YOU', '')

$NotAfter = @extended

StringReplace($sString, '+', '')

$YouAfter = @extended

Second()

EndFunc

Func Second()

If $NotAfter > $NotBefore Then

$oAmount = $oAmount + $oAmount

$NotBefore = $NotAfter

_IELinkClickByText ($oMain, "Go back to Money Making Game")

First()

ElseIf $YouAfter > $YouBefore Then

$oAmount = 1000

$YouBefore = $YouAfter

_IELinkClickByText ($oMain, "Go back to Money Making Game")

First()

Else

Sleep (1000)

_IEAction ($oMain, "Refresh")

Second()

EndIf

EndFunc

Edited March 18, 2007 by multiloser

[multiloser]

Nevermind! It works!

But now it just refreshes over and over again

(stuck on refresh part)

Are the "If $NotAfter > $NotBefore Then" type parts valid?

[multiloser]

Nevermind! I'm good!

Thanks for the help!