1.14: Compile Error: Unable to convert from 'TImag
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| I COMPILED this earlier with 1.12 just fine.Using 1.14 I get Unable to convert from 'TImage' to 'Int' Global bob = LoadImage("incbin::media/pic.png") What am I doing wrong ? Thanks in advance |
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| global bob:TImage = loadimage("incbin::media/pic.png") you need to declare it as a Timage now days. |
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| Thanks for the prompt reply. |
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| Next problem :) bobim[1]=bobimagetriangle bobim[2]=bobimagebox Unable to convert from 'TImage' to 'Int' tried bobim[1]=bobimagetriangle:Timage bobim[2]=bobimagebox:Timage and bobim[1]:timage=bobimagetriangle bobim[2]:Timage=bobimagebox but to no avail. |
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| go back where you declared bobim[n] so it's like bobim:TImage[n] where the array is declared - not in the lines you mention |
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| Thanks , Is it similar with TSound ? Global beep = LoadSound ("incbin::media/beep.ogg",False) unable to convert TSound to int. I changed the abouve by adding TSOUND but I still get "unable to convert TSound to int." Are the changes documented anywhere ? Thanks in advance |
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| If you go to the doc entry for any command, you will see that they show you what type of object they return. For instance... Function LoadSound:TSound( url:Object,loop_flag=False )See that :TSound? This is telling you that the LoadSound() command returns a TSound object, so, you must declare any sound object as a TSound object... Local sound:TSound = LoadSound("mysound.wav")The PlaySound() command looks like this... Function PlaySound:TChannel( sound:TSound,channel:TChannel=Null )You should be able to spot the error in your code now. :o) [edit] I should probably explain that any command that doesn't show a return type... Function ResumeChannel( channel:TChannel )Is returning an integer (:Int). [/edit] |
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| also you might want to know the short hand % = int $ = string ! = double (i think) # = single (or real) not sure of any others cause i only use $,% and # short hand I should probably explain that any command that doesn't show a return type... this is the reson why you are getting errors :D - cause int is the default type for a var |
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| He's getting errors because BMax no longer does an auto HandleFromObject() / HandleToObject() in either of the strict modes. |
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| Thanks alot for all you help.I'm learning every day :) |
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