April 8, 201510 yr I've spent ages writing my first script in java but for nearly all my methods I get these errors (example): C:\Users\xxx\Documents\JCreator Pro\MyProjects\1main.java:107: error: illegal start of expression public void deposit() //throws InterruptedException ^ C:\Users\xxx\Documents\JCreator Pro\MyProjects\1\main.java:107: error: ';' expected public void deposit() //throws InterruptedException the start of this method is what is causing the errors as well as the other methods in the class. public void deposit() throws InterruptedException { Entity bank1 = objects.closest("Bank booth"); if (bank1 != null) { while(!this.bank.isOpen()) { bank1.interact("Bank"); sleep(random(100, 220)); } if (this.bank.isOpen()) { this.bank.depositAllExcept(995); sleep(random(50, 160)); this.bank.withdrawAll(xxxx); sleep(random(50, 160)); } } } It just doesn't make any sense and I can't find the issue... Moreover, will this deposit method successfully deposit and withdraw? Any advice is highly appreciated thank you!
April 8, 201510 yr as stated by mysteryy try { this will execute, if there are any errors that would normally quit the application/script/whatever, it will go to the catch } catch(Exception ex) { //this is what happens when try gave an error }
April 8, 201510 yr Your method wont work that well, because you are never closing the bank. Conditional sleeps work good with this ive noticed. public void deposit() throws InterruptedException { if(!bank.isOpen(){ bank.open() new ConditionalSleep(3000) { @Override public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException { return bank.isOpen(); } }.sleep(); } bank.depositAllExcept("Coins"); sleep(random(150,300)); bank.close(); } } Also, your class name is a bit weird 1main.java? Rename is to main.java, youl have to rename the class inside the code as well from public 1main to public main near the top. I think this is just a convention, but you should still do it. Edited April 8, 201510 yr by Mykindos
April 8, 201510 yr Thanks i tried it but that's not what's causing the issue! >> Try catch then remove the throws from the method.
April 8, 201510 yr The error is not located in the provided code; most probably something above it EDIT: throwing interruptedexception should not be the issue Edited April 8, 201510 yr by FrostBug
April 9, 201510 yr Author I've fixed it. turns out I had a missing } somewhere in my getcase method. Thanks for your help nonetheless.
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