Whenever I run a script this pop's up in debug....

[catbat78]

So, just recently after I updated my extensions for Simba this started popping up whenever I try to run a script on either my computers...:
[Error] (36:32): Type mismatch at line 35
Compiling failed.

And line 35 says:
LampSkill := 'Fishing';

Sorry if this has already been posted, just redirect me to the thread if it has.. ::p

[Supertrent1]

So, just recently after I updated my extensions for Simba this started popping up whenever I try to run a script on either my computers...:

And line 35 says:

Sorry if this has already been posted, just redirect me to the thread if it has.. ::p

Can we have a little bit more of the script. Anyways try this
LampSkill := ('Fishing');

[Nebula]

Skill_fishing I believe would be the fix.
Edit:
Yes, it is. change that line to:

LampSkill := Skill_Fishing;

[catbat78]

Yah the parenthesis didn't work. :(

Oh, and by the way I'm using Heavy Rodder by Flight but it's been doing the same thing on other scripts too.

[Nebula]

Read what I just said,

LampSkill := Skill_Fishing;

[catbat78]

Oh sorry didn't see your post; didn't refresh the page.. :p

Thanks for the fix Nebula!

[Kyle Undefined]

LampSkill := ['Fishing'];

That's how you fix it, LampSkill is a TStringArray, which it why the brackets are needed.

[catbat78]

Thanks for the help everyone, you can lock the thread now.. :)

[m3gaman3g3nd]

Also A type usually means type of variable so when you see type mismatch its usually either due to lets say an integer vs a tpoint.... so if you put a Tpoint in a perameter when you require an integer you will get type mismatch... further more now that i say this, if want to use a tpoint as an integer you will simply put tpoint.x ... tpoint.y ... get it?