Why am I getting this warning?  I tried integer vs real values in the variables and that doesn't matter.

Even weirder.  I can make FLOOR function both work and fail, in the same code block.  ?????

Edited July 23, 20214 yr by Fyrd Argentus

MAJOR ALARM!

I've traced it to the weirdness that MDScript can't add three variables together at once!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The first code below gives wrong answer, 10.  The second gives the right answer, 21.

I sure hope this is something new and temporary.

Edited July 23, 20214 yr by Fyrd Argentus

Now this won't even work.  Have we been hacked?  Has php changed the way variables are defaulted to string vs numbers?

16 minutes ago, Fyrd Argentus said:

Now this won't even work.  Have we been hacked?  Has php changed the way variables are defaulted to string vs numbers?

Is your `@Vz` meant to be `@vz` (fifth line)

37 minutes ago, Fyrd Argentus said:

Again you have `@Vz` here on the fifth line, and not `@vz`

How embarrassing. 

Has MDScript always been case sensitive?

And does this mean we have 104 variables to work with, not 26?

I'm not sure, possibly.

No such luck.  Only the first line of this did not generate an error.

@va=1;
//@Va=2;
//@vA=3;
//@VA=4;
echo @va.@Va.@vA.@VA."<br>";
 

Interestingly, output was "1VavAVA"

Furthermore

echo @VABROOM."<br>";

Generates output "VABROOM"

Edited July 24, 20214 yr by Fyrd Argentus