If you edit an include, every script that references the functions you edited from that include needs to be recompiled. Basically, when you use functions from an include they are inserted directly into your script on compile, making them effectively a separate copy of the included function. Try building again. If it doesn't fix your problem, then chances are either your code doesn't do what it ought to, or you've made syntax errors that prevent it from compiling any of the scripts it's linked to from.
I tend to use a roundabout method when editing stuff in includes I'm unsure of, of copying and pasting the function I'm working on into another script, and compiling that. Makes it much more convenient for finding compiler errors. Then I paste over the edited function into the include, and re-build the module.
Edit: Darn you and your impeccable timing
Modifié par _six, 24 juillet 2011 - 01:59 .