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escfoe2

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  1. Explaining the problem is the easy part, fixing well…  That might be harder, then again, I don't know!  My problem is I'm using VB6 and Eclipse Stable...  I just wanted to see if it would work so I tried to make client.exe and I got an error I don't know how to fix!  Heres what happened:
    ![](http://s866.photobucket.com/albums/ab229/escfoe2/My%20Scripting%20Pics/?action-view¤t=EclipseStableVB6CompileError1.jpg)
    ![](http://s866.photobucket.com/albums/ab229/escfoe2/My%20Scripting%20Pics/?action-view¤t=EclipseStableVB6CompileError2.jpg)
    ![](http://s866.photobucket.com/albums/ab229/escfoe2/My%20Scripting%20Pics/?action-view¤t=EclipseStableVB6CompileError3.jpg)

    And Then The error!
    ![](http://s866.photobucket.com/albums/ab229/escfoe2/My%20Scripting%20Pics/?action-view¤t=EclipseStableVB6CompileError4.jpg)

    And help will be greatly appreciated thank you!

    EDIT:  Well since the pictures aren't working I'll explain it until they're fixed..
    I clicked File>Make client.exe and then save and then overwrite the old one.  I then got a message box that said - Compile Error:  Method or data member not found (OK / HELP buttons) and it highlighted some code.

    Sub TcpInit()
        SEP_CHAR = Chr$(0)
        END_CHAR = Chr$(237)

        PlayerBuffer = vbNullString

        frmStable".Socket".RemoteHost = ReadINI("IPCONFIG", "IP", App.Path & "\Config.ini")
        frmStable.Socket.RemotePort = CLng(ReadINI("IPCONFIG", "PORT", App.Path & "\Config.ini"))
    End Sub

    It highlighted the first ".Socket"  and the period before it you see there.  I put it in quotation marks!
    I really don't know whats causing the problem….  It won't let me debug it either..  Once again, any help will be greatly appreciated!
  2. :huh:  I'm in need of help but its very simple I just don't know how or if there is a way to do what I need!  What I am trying to do is add + 1 to a variable in a .ini file.  Here is the trying example.  Call PutVar("Scripts\Rank\" & GetPlayerName(Index) & ".ini", "Player Rank", "num_npc_kls", !@#$)  I want !@#$ to just be bumped up + 1! Is there a way??  :icon_crap:
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