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Beginner Joined: 25 Feb 2003 Posts: 10

I imported my .mud file from a previous version of zmud into 6.53 and everything loaded up just fine. Except it doesn't seem to 'see' the variables that are in the system unless they're not put in any folders. Even when I killed all the original variables and made new ones, the moment I put them into a separate folder, the system didn't see them and started creating duplicates in the 'root' folder. Is there some setting I don't have on or something?

glor

Wanderer Joined: 08 Feb 2001 Posts: 89 Location: USA

I think I remember running into this when using the #VAR syntax for writing to variables. I fixed that by including the class name in the command...




#VAR varName <value> <defaultValue> <class>

If you don't want to deal with that, I think the syntax of




varName=<value>

doesn't suffer from the problems you described.

..... I think. ;)

Wil

Wil Hunt

Beginner Joined: 25 Feb 2003 Posts: 10

Hehe, thanks for the help, I actually use the varname=value thing, but the solution you gave seems to solve some of the problem. But when I have a 'check' for the variable value, like #if (varname = value) how do I replace that? Thanks!!

glor

GURU Joined: 10 Oct 2000 Posts: 4379 Location: USA

#IF is smart enough to know that you want to do a comparison and not an assignment.

Kjata