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Is not an object error, but it doesn’t say what isn’t
I’m getting the following error:
But I can’t understand what is it that it’s not an object.
Can anyone explain?
Thanks.x=transform.position[0];
y=transform.position[1];t=text.length;
if
(t>34)
{
z=-89.2
}
else
z=-41.2
[x,y,z]; -
4 Replies
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I think you’re getting that error because there’s no semi-colon on the next-to-last line. But you have another error in your source text length reference. I’d do it like this:
x=transform.position[0];
y=transform.position[1];
t=text.sourceText.length;
z = (t > 34) ? -89.2 : -41.2;
[x,y,z]Dan
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Thanks Dan, Yes I noticed the semicolon and after I added it it was indeed fixed.
Semicolons are tricky, sometimes you need them and sometimes they will break the expression.However, after that it works fine, what error are you referring to?
Also, what are “?” and “:” in the conditional? Are those replacements for the flat and curly brackets and the else statement?Thanks a lot for your help.
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>what error are you referring to?
t=text.sourceText.length; vs t=text.length;
>Also, what are “?” and “:”
That’s the JavaScript Conditional (Ternary) operator–a more compact version of if/else
Dan
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Thanks!!
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