Found a bug...

[CyRius]

C:\xyz\xyz.au3 (375) : ==> Expected a "=" operator in assignment statement.:

$read_monster_name[$k] = $monster_readed

$read_monster_name^ ERROR

LoL. I dont understand this. I want just that the $monster_readed's value become the $read_monster_name[$k]'s value too... Where's the problem here?

[monoceres]

C:\xyz\xyz.au3 (375) : ==> Expected a "=" operator in assignment statement.:

$read_monster_name[$k] = $monster_readed

$read_monster_name^ ERROR

LoL. I dont understand this. I want just that the $monster_readed's value become the $read_monster_name[$k]'s value too... Where's the problem here?

More info is required since obviously something more is going on.

[weaponx]

FYI This is not a real word: "readed" LOL

Edited May 6, 2008 by weaponx

[monoceres]

FYI This is not a real word: "readed" LOL

What?? I use it all the time "Yesterday I readed a book"

Nah just kidding, but conjugating english verbs can be a bitch sometimes.

Edited May 6, 2008 by monoceres

[Nevin]

Does that array work if you take it out of the loop that I assume it is in? Was that same variable not an array earlier or something? WTB more code..

[CyRius]

Lol... I found the clue=)) I didn't declared the variable as a Global It was declared before but as a Local variable. Thanks anyway the support. I find this clue in 1 hour..... ) I'm n00b i know:)))