- Subject: Possible bug...
- From: Richard van Zon <rvanzon@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2001 13:46:54 +0200
Hi,
I dont know if bug reports are supposed to be given here.
And maybe it's not a bug, but I dont see anything I do wrong...
I have S-Lang embedded in a C-Program, that calls onKeyDown()
with a given key...
define onKeyDown(key)
{
if (key==276) { yvel=-1.0;y--; } // this one works fine
if (key==275) { yvel=-1.0;y--; } // yvel=-1.0 is not valid here ?!
if (key==273) { xvel=1.0;x--; } // this one works fine
if (key==274) { xvel=-1.0;x++; } // this one works fine
}
It seems that -1.0 is the problem...if I do -1 without .0 then it works
fine,
also 1.0 is valid.
The error I get is :
S-Lang Error: Internal Error: Byte-Code 0x70 is not valid
S-Lang Error: Internal Error: Error while executing onKeyDown
Thanks,
Richard van Zon.
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