2 Errors.

Hello, Im getting these 2 errors in my playermobile.cs and I don't know how to fix it from there. (I was up to 160 errors, now only down to 2 ;p)

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Anyhow here is the error:

Scripts: Compiling C# scripts...failed (2 errors, 0 warnings)


- Error: Scripts\Mobiles\PlayerMobile.cs: CS1040: (line 381, column 29) Preproc
essor directives must appear as the first non-whitespace character on a line


- Error: Scripts\Mobiles\PlayerMobile.cs: CS1040: (line 421, column 29) Preproc
essor directives must appear as the first non-whitespace character on a line
Scripts: One or more scripts failed to compile or no script files were found.


- Press return to exit, or R to try again.



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line 381, column 29 :

name = String.Format( "#{0}", weapon.LabelNumber );






line 421, column 29 :

name = String.Format( "#{0}", armor.LabelNumber );





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Thank you for any help,

Questar-

[Slayeh]

try escaping the hash chars :

name = String.Format( "\#{0}", weapon.LabelNumber );

Didn't Work. Know anything else that might be able to make this pvp point system work?

[cward]

You could always post in the correct forum for better support. o.0

[DontdroptheSOAD]

hehehehehe

[Slayeh]

The problem is it doesn't like the # character in the string - so you either need to escape the # (i thought it should have been \#) or change the # to something else.

[ArteGordon]

name = String.Format( "#{0}", weapon.LabelNumber );

the problem is not with including #'s in strings, that is perfectly fine. The problem is probably that you have included the line exactly as it appears above, using html escape sequences for actual quotes.
The presence of the ;# causes it to see that as a separate line. i.e. the preprocessor sees this as 3 lines:

name = String.Format( "
#{0}"
,weapon.LabelNumber );

and complains about what would be the second line that looks like a preprocessor directive.

I'm guessing that you are using some type of html editor for writing your scripts. Use an actual text editor, or preferably a code editor.

this line is perfectly fine

name = String.Format( "#{0}", weapon.LabelNumber );