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Wrong Number of Arguments?
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| MattMc
USA (54 posts) Bio
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| Mon 10 Nov 2003 12:34 AM (UTC) |
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| <timer script="TimeCheck" enabled="y" hour="20" minute="25" at_time="y" >
<send></send>
</timer>
and
sub TimeCheck (sName, sLine, strwildcards)
world.send "wait"
world.send "time"
end sub
Just really ignore the point of the script, I have a higher cause somewhere else :D The problem is that when the timer executes, I get a Vbasic error saying I have the wrong number of arguments in TimeCheck. Below is my retyping of the error as I read it:
Mushclient
Wrong number of arguments for script subroutine "TimeCheck" when processing timer ""
We expected your subroutine to have 1 argument.
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| Posted by
| MattMc
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| Reply #2 on Mon 10 Nov 2003 01:06 AM (UTC) |
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| Wowzers, thanks for quick response!
The best part of the quick response is that it worked too :D! Thanks!
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