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[Local_Droog]

So Im trying to import "std.zh" but when I do it gives me this error message!

 

std.zh line22 error po1 failure to parse imported file mem.zh

 

Should I change this or what? Im rather new to scripting 

 

 

[Timelord]

What ZC version are you using? I pruned mem.zh from the interim std.zh developmental changes ages ago. No current version should call that.

[Timelord]

So Im trying to import "std.zh" but when I do it gives me this error message!

std.zh line22 error po1 failure to parse imported file mem.zh

Should I change this or what? Im rather new to scripting

P.S. The current std.zh files are in this package:
ZC 2.53.0 Beta 15 (Windows)

You can safely migrate to those. If they're trying to import mem.zh, remove that line from std.zh.

The mem.zh header was something that I made, added to the package (Jan 2016!) and ripped out because I wasn't happy with it. The general idea was to provide some basic memory management utilities, but it was just awful. I might rewrite it at some point, fix its issues, and make it available as an add-on, but it was sort of silly.

You don't need it, in any case.

[Local_Droog]

P.S. The current std.zh files are in this package:
ZC 2.53.0 Beta 15 (Windows)

You can safely migrate to those. If they're trying to import mem.zh, remove that line from std.zh.

The mem.zh header was something that I made, added to the package (Jan 2016!) and ripped out because I wasn't happy with it. The general idea was to provide some basic memory management utilities, but it was just awful. I might rewrite it at some point, fix its issues, and make it available as an add-on, but it was sort of silly.

You don't need it, in any case.

 

Thanks I just changed from Beta 2.53 to the More Stable 2.50 and its working fine.