"while" won't want to obey (SOLVED) (I'm with stoopid)

[Monsieur OUXX]

OK, I've got this code :

Code: ags

      #define RED 55
      #define AGSH_RBNode_Parent 0+
      #define AGSH_RBNode_Color  3+
      #define TO_LOCAL -
      #define SEGADDR_INT  33

      int memInt[100];

      int debug2 = memInt[AGSH_RBNode_Parent(z  TO_LOCAL SEGADDR_INT)]; 
      int debug3 = memInt[AGSH_RBNode_Color(debug2)];                   
      while ( debug3 == RED) {
           ...
      }

When I complie, I get error "Parse error in expr near '55'", for the line containing while (...

I just don't get why.


Here is a clearer picture of what the code looks like after the pre-processor has replaced the macros :

Code: ags

      int memInt[100];

      int debug2 = memInt[0+(z  - 33)]; 
      int debug3 = memInt[3+(debug2)];                   
      while ( debug3 == 55) {
           ...
      }

I'm confused.  
Could it be a bracket or similar missing somewhere else in the code?

[Dualnames]

Code: ags

      #define RED 55
      #define AGSH_RBNode_Parent 0+
      #define AGSH_RBNode_Color  3+
      #define TO_LOCAL -
      #define SEGADDR_INT  33

      int memInt[100];
      int debug2, debug3;

       function game_start() {        
   debug2 = memInt[AGSH_RBNode_Parent(z  TO_LOCAL SEGADDR_INT)]; 
  debug3; = memInt[AGSH_RBNode_Color(debug2)]; 
           while ( debug3 == RED) {
              ...
          }
     }

[Monsieur OUXX]

I don't get it. What's your point here?

In case you believe I forgot to include this code in a function body, then, no, I'm not so stupid.
It's a truncated version of the code, to explain my issue.

I've already written several thousands of lines of codes in the AGS script before

[Monsieur OUXX]

DAMMIT!

I found the issue.

My macro declaration was actually :

Code: ags

#define RED 55;

STOOPID!

Thanks for putting time into this, dualnames.

[Dualnames]

DAMMIT!

I found the issue.

My macro declaration was actually :

Code: ags

#define RED 55;

STOOPID!

Thanks for putting time into this, dualnames.

Does the I'm with stoopid goes for me? :o

I usually kind of mess the declaration of variables, and I know your scripting is ACE. You even had an AGS benchmark for strings and integers, so it goes without saying.

EDIT: I was only getting dramatic. Glad you solved this on your own.

[Monsieur OUXX]

Does the I'm with stoopid goes for me? :o

Of course not! It goes for me!!!!
You didn't have any way to guess that I actually didn't copy-paste my #define statement properly!!!

Sorry if it was confusing

[Kweepa]

Implementing a red-black tree in AGS?
Crazy!