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Creating A Script File
ID Message Displayed Meaning
1 Syntax error Illegal command or unrecognisable element.
2 Variable expected Script expected a predefined variable (see var).
3 Integer expected Script did not receive an integer or integer
variable.
4 String expected Script did not receive a string or string variable.
5 Boolean expected Script did not receive any of the following:
0 or 1, No or Yes, False or True, OFF or ON.
6 String variable expected Script expected a string type variable (see var).
7 Invalid expression Script could not evaluate the expression given.
8 Invalid parameter The command has a missing or incorrect
parameter. Refer to the command description
for the correct format.
9 Label not found A command specified a label that had not
been assigned to a program line, or the label
was invalid. Refer to the description of labels
in the Syntax Conventions section.
10 Index out of range An index given to a string command (e.g. lstr)
was out of range.
11 Illegal RETURN statement There are no incompleted gosubs to return to.
12 Illegal button combination A button combination passed to a dialogue
command was invalid.
13 Invalid key name A key name or code was invalid or missing.
14 Invalid subcommand An invalid subcommand was encountered
(e.g. after file or ftu).
15 Invalid GroupID An invalid GroupID was specified for a
pget, pset, ftu set or ftu get command.
16 Invalid ParamID An invalid ParamID was specified for a
pget, pset, ftu set or ftu get command.
17 Invalid SubParamID An invalid SubParamID was specified for an
ftu set or ftu get command.
18 Invalid button name Invalid soft-button name specified in pget or
pset command.
19+ Undefined error Error has no definition.