Need help with a turtle program.

Hello, I would like some help as i have being trying to make a remote control turtle.

Error Message:
bios:367: [string "controlled"]:18: '=' expected

Controlled is the name of the program.

Program:
while true do
event, senderId, message, distance = os.pullEvent("rednet_message")
print (message)
if message == "backwards" then
turtle.back()
end
if message == "forwards" then
turtle.forward()
end
if message == "left" then
turtle.turnLeft()
end
if message == "right" then
turtle.turnRight()
end
if message == "down" then
turtle.down()
end
if message == "up" then
turtle.up()
end
if message == "attack" then
turtle.attack()
end
if message == "attackup" then
turtle.attackup()
end
if message == "attackdown" then
turtle.attackdown()
end
if message == "dig" then
turtle.dig()
end
if message == "digup" then
turtle.digUp()
end
if message == "digdown" then
turtle.digDown()
end
if message == "refuel20" then
turtle.refuel(20)
end
if message == "refuel64" then
turtle.refuel(64)
end
end


Thanks for any help

I don't see a place where that error might occur.
Besides your lack of indentation, it looks fine.


That could happen if you forgot the () for the function call, or you only put one '=' in the if statement, but you didn't do either of those.


Maybe you should check that the computer's code is the same as what you posted?

Hi, It turns out i forgot one () and the capital attack(UP) etc. now im having problems with this code. On my computer i made a program and the turtle will not respond to its commands.

Program:
rednet.broadcast("up")
sleep(3)
rednet.broadcast("right")
sleep(3)
rednet.broadcast("left")
sleep(3)
rednet.broadcast("left")
sleep(3)
rednet.broadcast("right")
sleep(3)
rednet.broadcast("right")
rednet.broadcast("dig")
sleep(3)
rednet.broadcast("forwards")
sleep(3)
rednet.broadcast("digup")
sleep(3)
rednet.broadcast("up")
sleep(3)
rednet.broadcast("digup")
sleep(3)
end


EDIT: I just relised this doesn't match the program above. edited backward and forward etc.
Edit: Everythink seems to work now.
Thanks for the help!

Don't see the error either, but you may want to look into using elseif in your code, as its more widely supported as tuenway to chain of checking the same variable for a different result

Is this your hole code? I cannot find any error.

Your error might be in the 18 line of the code. You are showing us your while loop, we dont see what hapends before it.

Edit: Error: attackup must be attackUp and attackdown must be attackDown.