If statement syntax error

[xaphyre]

Hi, I would like to know why do I keep getting this syntax error problem when there doesn't seem to be any?
I'm pretty sure I have encoded it in UTF-8 without BOM format.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

[Raider]

You have downloaded the latest Openkore revision? The developers have implemented the if and else if some weeks ago, so old Openkore builds won't recognize it.

[xaphyre]

I'm using revision 8545.
However, I still have the same problem.
This is what happens when I load my macro.

[Raider]

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macro foo {
     if ($.zeny > 0) {
        log Rich
     }
}

This just works for me. Try checking other macros with if statements: http://openkore.com/index.php/Macro_plugin#IF_statement

[xaphyre]

It doesn't work. I have tried to copy and paste all the codes exactly as provided by you and the link.
It just keeps ignoring my "}" at the end and saying that I have a syntax error in my if statement.

Edit: Whenever I try to use @commands, I get disconnected
For example:
"do c @go 0"
I've already tried configuring chatLangCode to both 0 and 1, but I still get disconnected.
Is there any ways to solve this problem?
Your help is deeply appreciated.

[Raider]

I'm sorry for the commands problem, we hope to fix that issue. Atleast you are able to bot now
Try to download the latest revision of the macro plugin.
http://openkore.svn.sf.net/viewvc/openk ... /?view=tar

[xaphyre]

I'm able to bot as long as I don't use any if statements in my macros.
I still don't know what is wrong though.
It seems to me that the curly braces are causing the problem. (But that's just my guess )
But anyway thank you for help! I hope to hear something about the if statement problem soon :>

[Kaspy]

I'm using revision 8545.

This is the version of OpenKore or Macro Plugin?

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macro foo {
     if ($.zeny > 0) {
        log More 0z
     } else {
		log 0z!
	 }
}

This worked here

[rocknroll]

I'm using revision 8545.
However, I still have the same problem.
This is what happens when I load my macro.

maybe that problem causing by BOM ??
i have same problem too, so from now i adding space with # on top

[Raider]

I fixed this error by using the latest revision of the macro plugin, restart Openkore after moving the files to the correct folder.
http://openkore.svn.sf.net/viewvc/openk ... /?view=tar