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- ericProcesser March 2016
- quark March 2016
IndexOutOfBoundsException
Hello. I would like to know why I got a IndexOutOfBoundsException on a text function. This is the first time this happened. Does anyone know in what circumstances this happens, and how I can fix it?
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In line 32 you print the values just before the problem but we can't see them. What are the values that causes the error message?
@ quark, the values were "500.0 400.0 100.0 50.0".
I have glanced at the source code for the
textmethod and I can't see where it might through this exception, I hoped the numbers would give a clue.If you are using PS3 then when the error occurs look in the errors tab in the bottom pane and copy the full error message here.
A couple of other points please do not post screenshots of code. I have a 27" monitor and even when zooming in on the image it is still difficult to read the text. Image people trying to read it on there mobile phone or tablet, not a chance in hell of them reading it and if they can't read it they can't help.
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