Hi,
I do regret posting this but I am confused.
on getPropertyDescriptionList me
lProps = [:]
lProps.addProp( #pnMySoundChannel, [#default: 1, \
#format: #integer,\
#comment: "Which sound channel sprite?",\
#range:\
[#min:1, #max:(the lastChannel)])
When I write the above, there is a script error stating that there is a
comma expected.
I know that #default, #format, and #comment is correctly written. It is
#range which has a problem.
But why do I need a comma there? There is already one between #min and #max.
Then I tried doing something else.
on getPropertyDescriptionList me
lProps = [:]
lProps.addProp( #pnMySoundChannel, [#default: 1, \
#format: #integer,\
#comment: "Which sound channel sprite?",\
#range:\
[#min:1, #max:(the last Channel)])
Now I receive an error stating that there is a script error: property
modifier expected.
Then when I did this,
on getPropertyDescriptionList me
lProps = [:]
lProps.addProp( #pnMySoundChannel, [#default: 1, \
#format: #integer,\
#comment: "Which sound channel sprite?",\
#range:\
[#min:1, #max:(thelastChannel)])
the error message was variable used before assigned a value.
This leads me to guess that the first getPropertyDescriptionList I have
written may be correct, so I checked everything in the code. But I believe
that there is no mistake and I have copied and pasted exactly from the
script. And I don't think I am short of a comma?
Noelle
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