That's some kind of bug in CBot interpreter. But don't worry, there is a simple workaround - in CBot you don't need to excplictly specify the size of the array using "new".
Do it like this:
PS. I think I know what you are working on
Do it like this:
Code:
public class points
{
int N,S,W,E;
point point_position;
float point_orientation;
}
extern void object::New()
{
points[] DB;
DB[0] = new points();
DB[0].N = 1;
DB[1] = new points();
DB[1].S = 1;
}
PS. I think I know what you are working on