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[NoeL]

Hey, I'm using build 579 and it won't run two separate scripts on the same screen, only the last code in the buffer.

So I write a script for a particular FFC, import it in, compile, assign it to a slot, assign it to the FFC, test... works fine.

Then I write a second script for another FFC on the same screen, import it, compile it, assign it do a different slot, assign it to a different FFC, test... now the SECOND FFC works fine, but the first one won't.

So I recompile the first script, and now the first FFC works, but not the second. My only option seems to meld both the scripts into one and reference the same script from both FFCs (this works, but is an annoyance to make screen-specific scripts... also I haven't tried compiling a script on another screen, but that might erase the other ones as well )

Thoughts?

[Joe123]

Use 584?

[Alestance]

uhm... are you using two different files to import? o.0 It will ONLY work if they are in the same file.

Edited by Master_of_Power, 21 September 2007 - 03:06 PM.

[Linkus]

M_O_P's right. Hopefully though, the later builds of Zscript/ZASM will accept multiple files, eliminating the return of this question forever...

[NoeL]

Ah I see. So you need to compile all your scripts into one file... ok, thanks

[Joe123]

you only put 'import "std.zh"' once though, at the top.

[Gleeok]

Yes, and you can also import "other files" too, with whatever data you throw into it. It's a bit tricky though....

[NoeL]

Every time I import another .z file it overwrites the buffer and no other imported files work. But keeping all the scripts in one file isn't too much of a hassle.