Computer Science Canada i dont get what the problem is |
Author: | chipmiester [ Wed Dec 21, 2005 9:34 pm ] |
Post subject: | i dont get what the problem is |
ok for my final ISU i am working with a partner and im doing information on different operating systems. well, i decided, hell why not simulate the boot screens in turing? good idea. i actually got it working, but the problem i encountered was the following: cls setscreen ("graphics:800;600") var mypic, mypic1 : int mypic := Pic.FileNew ("winXP\\XPpro_nobar.bmp") mypic1 := Pic.FileNew ("winXP\\XPpro_loadingbar.bmp") var counter : int := 0 Pic.Draw (mypic, 10, 10, picMerge) for countoutside : 1 .. 5 for count : 1 .. 19 View.Set ("offscreenonly") cls Pic.Draw (mypic, 10, 10, picMerge) Pic.Draw (mypic1, 273 + counter, 125, picMerge) counter := counter + 5 View.Update delay (30) end for counter := -5 end for cls include ("winXP\\information.t") ERROR: ILLEGAL INCLUDE ITEM(the one at the bottom for information.t) the file is saved in a folder called final_programming_assignment, and the information.t is in a sub folder( final_programming_assignent\winXP\information.t) why is it not letting me use the include statement here? any help would be appreciated as we need to work as fast as possible, and i wanna get working on this asap. so if anyone knows whats going on, please let me know. in the mean time im going to try to play with it a while |
Author: | fatoman [ Wed Dec 21, 2005 9:39 pm ] |
Post subject: | Brackets |
Try removing the Brackets Chipmeister |
Author: | chipmiester [ Wed Dec 21, 2005 9:40 pm ] |
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omg i cant believe i did that...thats twice tonight ive made the same mistake WOW |
Author: | Dk-ChiLi [ Thu Dec 22, 2005 7:36 pm ] |
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