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Question by pop789 · Jun 01, 2011 at 08:32 AM · syntax-errorbce0044eof

EOF error message

im new to unity and javvascript (i used to use as2 in flash) and when trying to loop a animation using this code:

 function Update ()
 {
    if (Input.GetAxis("Vertical") > 0.2);
            var rhs=true;
 }   
    else{rhs=false};
    while(rhs=true);
 {
     animation.CrossFade ("right hand swing");
        if (Input.GetAxis("Vertical") > 0.2);
            var rhs=true;
 }   
    else{rhs=false};
 
 }
 }

it gave me the error message (6,4) expecting EOF, found else

how can i fix this

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EOF stands for End of File which is a common error if you've forgotten to curly brace a block of code. However your syntax is not quite there yet, check the answer below.

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Answer by save · Jun 01, 2011 at 08:43 AM

Your syntax is a bit messy, try approaching with this instead:

 private var rhs : boolean = false;
 
 function Update () {
     if (Input.GetAxis("Vertical") > 0.2) {
         animation.CrossFade ("right hand swing");
         rhs=true;
     }else{
         rhs=false;
     }
 }
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thanks it really helped

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Answer by CHPedersen · Jun 01, 2011 at 08:44 AM

The curly brackets in your code are positioned totally whack. You seem to have misunderstood how they're used. A set of curly brackets tie the contained block of code to the statement located just before the beginning bracket. I.e. you have a function, Update, that does this:

 function Update ()
 {
    if (Input.GetAxis("Vertical") > 0.2);
         var rhs=true;
 }

And that's it. The compiler thinks the if-statement is all you want to do in Update, because that's all you've but in between the two curly-brackets that belong to Update.

This is how to construct conditionals inside Update:

 void Update()
 { // Update's beginning bracket
     if (something)
     {
         // Is executed if something is true
     }
     else if(something else)
     {
         // Is executed if something else is true
     }
     else if(something third)
     {
         // Is executed if something third is true
     }
 
     while(something fourth)
     {
         // Is executed while something forth is true
     }
 } // Update's ending bracket

As a finishing note, remember that single equals '=' means assignment, and double-equals '==' means comparison. while(something = true) doesn't make any sense, and will produce compiler errors, because the expression assigns true to something, it doesn't test if something is true.

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