Elvish Script Conversion

[titanone_fan]

Hey all,

Sorry to bug but looking for some help. I'm trying to revise/convert an Elvish script to work on T2. The script is below. I'm stuck on an identifier not declared error. Any direction/assistance you can provide for the conversion would be greatly appreciated. Apologies for the long code help and my newbness around this . Thanks very much.

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[The_Rabid_Taco]

Add the following line to your variable declarations:

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int16 Max_Random;

It wasn't defined anywhere that I could see.

[titanone_fan]

Thanks. That corrected that error, but now I'm going to see the following error a few times:

GPC error: xxxx.gpc(169): syntax error, unexpected T, expecting C or P_E ';'.

The above relates to the following (rows 168 to 172 included):

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   //Reset all persistant variables if start is held down for 4 seconds
    if(get_ptime(Start_Button) >= 4000 && get_val(Start_Button) == 100 && !get_val(Left_Stick_Click)){
        combo_run(Notification_Rumble);
        combo_run(ResetPvars);
    }


What is the compiler expecting?

Thanks.

[PaulaTheKoala]

It appears the script you posted is missing a few things, I went ahead and used the script located here: http://www.consoletuner.com/gpclib/?s=1017

Conversion steps:

1. Add the following to the start of the script:

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#include <T1.gph>

2. Search for "^define" and replace all with "int". (without the quotes)

3. Locate the following line "LW_ActionFiveOn = !LW_ActionFiveOn" and make sure it ends with a semi-colon. (";")

[J2Kbr]

Omg ... Really, omg... I have never told to any one that regular expressions can be used on the search, and you figure out. impressed.

[PaulaTheKoala]

Omg ... Really, omg... I have never told to any one that regular expressions can be used on the search, and you figure out. impressed.

I was looking for a regex option but couldn't find one so I figured I'd try it and see If it supported it, glad to see it does.

[titanone_fan]

@PaulaTheKoala, thanks very much. Compiled with no warnings. Cheers.

[UK_Wildcats]

Omg ... Really, omg... I have never told to any one that regular expressions can be used on the search, and you figure out. impressed.

LMAO. That was the first thing that I used in converting my BO3 script. LOL

[J2Kbr]

Nice!!! You guys are really quickly. and I was here, planning in making a surprise for you all ... Lol