Syntax error in llList2String

Hi all,

I have this script that has a lot of definitions in the begining. I get a syntax error when i use llList2String() in my definitions.

the start of my script looks something like this:

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list CHAN1 = ["Club Stream", "http://207.200.96.232:8006"];
list CHAN2 = ["SomeChan1", "http://80.237.209.49:8000"];
list CHAN3 = ["SomeChan2", "http://160.79.128.242:8066"];
list CHAN4 = ["SomeChan3", "http://scfire-nyk0l-2.stream.aol.com:80/stream/1065"];
list CHAN5 = ["NAME", "ADDRESS"];
list CHAN6 = ["NAME", "ADDRESS"];
list CHAN7 = ["NAME", "ADDRESS"];
list CHAN8 = ["NAME", "ADDRESS"];
list CHAN9 = ["NAME", "ADDRESS"];

string strCHAN1 = llList2String<HERE IS THE SYNTAX ERROR>CHAN1, 0);
string strCHAN2 = llList2String(CHAN2, 0);
string strCHAN3 = llList2String(CHAN3, 0);
string strCHAN4 = llList2String(CHAN4, 0);
string strCHAN5 = llList2String(CHAN5, 0);
string strCHAN6 = llList2String(CHAN6, 0);
string strCHAN7 = llList2String(CHAN7, 0);
string strCHAN8 = llList2String(CHAN8, 0);
string strCHAN9 = llList2String(CHAN9, 0);

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I placed a tag in this example to let you see where the error is, but I can't figure out whats really wrong, as I believe im using the function correct?

/Jonesey

The problem is that when you're globally initialising variables, you can't call functions to do so. You have to use constants.

What you can do instead is something like:

list    CHAN1 =     ["Club Stream", "http://207.200.96.232:8006"];
list    CHAN2 =     ["SomeChan1", "http://80.237.209.49:8000"];
list    CHAN3 =     ["SomeChan2", "http://160.79.128.242:8066"];
list    CHAN4 =     ["SomeChan3", "http://scfire-nyk0l-2.stream.aol.com:80/stream/1065"];
list    CHAN5 =     ["NAME", "ADDRESS"];
list    CHAN6 =     ["NAME", "ADDRESS"];
list    CHAN7 =     ["NAME", "ADDRESS"];
list    CHAN8 =     ["NAME", "ADDRESS"];
list    CHAN9 =     ["NAME", "ADDRESS"];

string strCHAN1; 
string strCHAN2;
string strCHAN3;
string strCHAN4;
string strCHAN5;
string strCHAN6;
string strCHAN7;
string strCHAN8;
string strCHAN9;

init_strings ()
{
    strCHAN1 = llList2String(CHAN1, 0);
    strCHAN2 = llList2String(CHAN2, 0);
    strCHAN3 = llList2String(CHAN3, 0);
    strCHAN4 = llList2String(CHAN4, 0);
    strCHAN5 = llList2String(CHAN5, 0);
    strCHAN6 = llList2String(CHAN6, 0);
    strCHAN7 = llList2String(CHAN7, 0);
    strCHAN8 = llList2String(CHAN8, 0);
    strCHAN9 = llList2String(CHAN9, 0);
}

default
{
    state_entry ()
    {
        init_strings ();
    }
...

}

Ah thanks a bunch!