[JASS] Weird syntax error

[Gost]

Alright so I am getting a weird syntax error in my code and I don't know why, I think it might be something with the map itself unless I am missing some small detail because this code was working before.

library CWonhit initializer init requires CWdummy
function E1 takes unit t returns nothing
    call Cast(GetOwningPlayer(c), 'A000', t) 
endfunction

function Hit takes unit t, unit c, integer i returns nothing
    if i == 1 then
        call E1(t, c)
    endif
endfunction

function init takes nothing returns nothing
endfunction
endlibrary

This line:

function E1 takes unit t returns nothing

Prompts a syntax error.

 

[DevilDuke1995]

Colors dont work and you should post the whole trigger

 

[Gost]

I realize the colors don't work, thats what the edit was for. And that is the whole trigger D=, thats why it's weird. Was working before as well.

 

[DevilDuke1995]

we are talking about simple jass arent we?

 

[Gost]

This is vjass, but otherwise I am not sure what your question is for what do you mean talking about simple jass? Kind of an irrelevant question.

 

[DevilDuke1995]

i meant not vJass

 

[Gost]

Well, this is vjass.
EDIT: Did some more experimenting and if I remove the function that is getting a syntax error it just hops down to the next function, even hopping from trigger to trigger =/.

 

[DevilDuke1995]

Then sorry i cant help u cause i dont know ANYTHING about vJASS

EDIT: yet
EDIT2: do u want me to remove my posts?

 

[Gost]

Nah I don't care, figured it out. The init function of my first trigger had endfuncion instead of endfunction.

 

[DevilDuke1995]

you didnt notice it wasnt orange?

 

[Dr Super Good]

function E1 takes unit t returns nothing

call E1(t, c)

Ok um you are passing a function which takes 1 parameter 2...
This might not be causing the error you are getting but is an error non the less.

Secondly, make sure you have no other function called E1 difined in your map. If you want the function bound to the library use the private or public keywords. Unless you bind it to a library, it will be as if the function is difined outside the library and so if 2 functions have the same name it will cause an error.

 

[Gost]

It wasn't before, I must have had my cursor there and accidentally bumped delete or something . But I love that as soon as I post the thread after like 10 minutes of "...wtf" as soon as I post a thread I figure it out.

DSG: Yea I was just fucking around with the parameters seeing if that was the cause of the problem, and I was initially going to have the E# functions called from outside of the library that is why they are not private yet, this error kind of disrupted everything heh.