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[M. Rieder]

I wrote some bad code and tried to compile it and got a "no right bracked on expression" error from the compiler. 

I went back and corrected the mistake, but kept getting the error.  I even deleted everything in the script and still got the message.  If I rename the script, it compiles fine, but anything that I give the name of the non-compiling script to won't compile.

I tried restarting the toolset and my computer. 

Any thoughts?

[M. Rieder]

it was my .hak file. The script is a modified spell script and I put copies of those in a .hak file. The compiler must have been reading the .hak version instead of the version I had edited.  Once I cleared the script out of my .hak file, it compiled fine.

Modifié par M. Rieder, 13 mars 2011 - 07:52 .

[Artevere]

Also mind your #includes. If you rename a script file, the compiler will no longer be able to find it.

[M. Rieder]

Good advice, thanks.