Yep, another broken lumberjack

i have written my own lumberjack code.
yes, i know there are plenty out there that work
but i just wanted to write my own
practice my turtle skills

the error is

bios:338: [string "tree"]:14: '<eof>' expected

and the code is

local function checkFuel()
  if turtle.getFuelLevel() < 1 then
	turtle.select(1)
	turtle.refuel(1)
	turtle.select(2)
  end
end

local function lumber()
  if turtle.digUp() then
	checkFuel()
	turtle.up()
  end
end

local height = 0

turtle.select(2)
turtle.dig()
turtle.forward()
while turtle.compareUp() do
  lumber()
  height = height+1
end

while height > 0 do
  checkFuel()
  turtle.down()
  height = height-1
end
turtle.back()

slot 1 is where i put my fuel
and slot 2 is where i put my sample logs

looks fine to me. is this the whole program? <eof> normally means it thinks your missing or have an extra end somewhere.

also just an FYI since a few ppl haven't know turtle.refuel(1) only refuels one coal from the slot's stack.

looks fine to me. is this the whole program? <eof> normally means it thinks your missing or have an extra end somewhere.

yep that is the entire code right from my turtle

also just an FYI since a few ppl haven't know turtle.refuel(1) only refuels one coal from the slot's stack.

before i posted my question i looked through this thread to see if anyone is having a similar problem and came across you saying that.
thank you for the advice

FafCereBrate, on 16 December 2012 - 03:08 PM said:

looks fine to me. is this the whole program? <eof> normally means it thinks your missing or have an extra end somewhere.

yep that is the entire code right from my turtle

very odd, unless I keep overlooking it there is no issue.

FafCereBrate, on 16 December 2012 - 03:08 PM said:

thank you for the advice

your welcome

TheOriginalBIT, on 16 December 2012 - 03:11 PM said:

FafCereBrate, on 16 December 2012 - 03:08 PM said:

looks fine to me. is this the whole program? <eof> normally means it thinks your missing or have an extra end somewhere.

yep that is the entire code right from my turtle

very odd, unless I keep overlooking it there is no issue.

ya i am constantly checking my code but can't find anything
keep switching the order of things too to see if that works
still getting same error

Did you retype the code, or copy and paste the whole code out?

Lyqyd, on 17 December 2012 - 07:10 AM said:

Did you retype the code, or copy and paste the whole code out?

i retyped it, but also
i renamed the program with the same exact coding and it worked flawlessly

You just renamed the file? Or did you retype it in a different file?