Overwriting user function

[Noctis]

How to solve? it worked before why is not working now o.o, 

//this is the function 
script    D_huntermark    {
    return (countitem(1004) > 0 || countitem(1006) > 0);
}

//And I used this to call the function
if (!callfunc("D_huntermark")) {

 

 

Edited June 26, 2017 by Noctis

[Noctis]

Update: It works, but still say overwriting o.O

[n0tttt]

You have that function two times. Search in a file you are suspicious about or use the search in multiple files function in Sublime Text or Notepad++.

[Noctis]

2 minutes ago, n0tttt said:

You have that function two times. Search in a file you are suspicious about or use the search in multiple files function in Sublime Text or Notepad++.

I have another file that call that function, its because of that? 

[n0tttt]

2 hours ago, Noctis said:

I have another file that call that function, its because of that? 

No, I mean you have another function script with that name. Calling doesn't resolve in the message you shown.

[Noctis]

8 hours ago, n0tttt said:

No, I mean you have another function script with that name. Calling doesn't resolve in the message you shown.

I have only 1 file with that function, thats why its weird

[Keitenai]

On 6/27/2017 at 5:36 AM, Noctis said:

How to solve? it worked before why is not working now o.o, 

//this is the function 
script    D_huntermark    {
    return (countitem(1004) > 0 || countitem(1006) > 0);
}

//And I used this to call the function
if (!callfunc("D_huntermark")) {

 

 

try closing the function script with "end;"

 

function	script	D_huntermark    {
    return (countitem(1004) > 0 || countitem(1006) > 0);
end;
}

 

Edited June 28, 2017 by Keitenai

[Noctis]

3 minutes ago, Keitenai said:

 

try closing the function script with "end;"

 

script    D_huntermark    {
    return (countitem(1004) > 0 || countitem(1006) > 0);
end;
}

 

still says overwriting, so weird...

[Keitenai]

function	script	D_huntermark    {
    return (countitem(1004) > 0 || countitem(1006) > 0);
end;
}

 

add the "function" on your script

[Noctis]

1 minute ago, Keitenai said:

function	script	D_huntermark    {
    return (countitem(1004) > 0 || countitem(1006) > 0);
end;
}

 

add the "function" on your script

Ye I added

[Keitenai]

try check all your custom scripts and see if there's a duplicated function as @n0tttt suggests 

[Noctis]

4 minutes ago, Keitenai said:

try check all your custom scripts and see if there's a duplicated function as @n0tttt suggests 

I dont think so, already checked, I even tried to change the function name :/ 

[Keitenai]

post the full script. perhaps a revision is needed

[Noctis]

@Keitenai

Edited June 28, 2017 by Noctis

[Keitenai]

Try this:

 

			if(!countitem(47007)){

 

Edited June 28, 2017 by Keitenai

[Noctis]

but now the 

function	script	D_huntermark  is gone xD
 [EDIT]
it worked, but cant find the function in the script o.O, how can it work without the function lol @Keitenai

Edited June 28, 2017 by Noctis

[Keitenai]

are you using it for other script?

if so then you can just change the:

if (!callfunc("D_huntermark")) {

in to this:

if(!countitem(47007)){

 

[Keitenai]

or try to remove the "||" on your function:

 

function	script	D_huntermark	{
	return (countitem(47007) > 0);
}

 

and keep everything else as it was

Edited June 28, 2017 by Keitenai

[Noctis]

7 minutes ago, Keitenai said:

are you using it for other script?

if so then you can just change the:

if (!callfunc("D_huntermark")) {

in to this:

if(!countitem(47007)){

 

Ye Im using for other script, then I dont need to call the function anymore?

[Keitenai]

No need to make additional function for item check, plus you will also free a small portion of your server resources by removing the function script.

[Noctis]

1 minute ago, Keitenai said:

No need to make additional function for item check, plus you will also free a small portion of your server resources by removing the function script.

Thanks for the help, so now instead of calling the function, I use 

if(!countitem(47007)){?

[Keitenai]

yeap