unrecognized type [ut2k4]

[Axionysus]

I've searched everywhere and cannot figure this one out. I'm trying to use some of my variables, declared in my Object subclass, as types in other classes. Here is the declaration for the variables in the aforementioned other classes -

var AxionDataStorage.PlayerName PlayerName;
var AxionDataStorage.Experience Experience;
var AxionDataStorage.Rank Rank;
var AxionDataStorage.PointsPerLevel PointsPerLevel;
var AxionDataStorage.Version Version;

(AxionDataStorage is my Object subclass)
Here is the error I am getting -
Error: C:\UT2004\Axion\Classes\AxionGameInfo.uc(5) : Error, Unrecognized type 'PlayerName' within 'AxionDataStorage'

Thanks in advance
- axion

 

[Wormbo]

Are those structs or enums you are referencing?
If yes, I recommend adding "dependson(AxionDataStorage)" to your class declaration line, e.g. "class AxionGameInfo extends Whatever dependson(AxionDataStorage);"

 

[Axionysus]

no they are just vars (ints and strings to be specific), and I have already tried using dependson(AxionDataStorage) to no avail.

 

[datacable]

I'm trying to use some of my variables, declared in my Object subclass, as types in other classes.

You can't do this. A variable declared in another class is not a datatype, and can't be used as such. You can declare the class as a datatype, then access it's members individually (so long as your object variable has a valid reference assigned to it).

 

[[SAS]Solid Snake]

I told you this in IRC, yet you still don't bother listening to me.

 

[Axionysus]

I apologize SolidSnake, I must have missed it as I had something else going on, I changed the code as per DataCable's advice and it still doesn't work. (For everyone else, this code is part of my attempt to use packages [.uvx] for storing pawn data and then access it in many different classes) You suggested that it must be some other code I have but I still haven't figured out what.

 

[[SAS]Solid Snake]

Basically put, change them back to int, floats like you had before. Lynx gave you the incorrect information.