Java to Boo translation woes

Unity Engine
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The original Java Script:

static function MoveSomewhere(O:GameObject){
	print("Moving");
	while(1){
		O.transform.Translate(Random.Range(-0.1,0.1),Random.Range(-0.1,0.1),Random.Range(-0.1,0.1));
		yield WaitForSeconds(0.01);
		}
	}

The Boo translation of the above script, which should do exactly the same thing:

import UnityEngine
import System.Collections
class MoveBoo(MonoBehaviour):
	static def MoveSomewhere(O as GameObject) as IEnumerator:
		print("Moving")
		while(1):
			O.transform.Translate(Random.Range(-0.1,0.1),Random.Range(-0.1,0.1),Random.Range(-0.1,0.1))
			yield WaitForSeconds(0.01)

The Java version works. But when I decide to use the Boo version I get this error in the console:

Assets/MoveBoo.boo(7,47): BCE0004: Ambiguous reference 'Range': UnityEngine.Random.Range(int, int), UnityEngine.Random.Range(single, single).

I don’t even know what this means. I’m completely relying on forum help for this. I’ve used Random.Range in Boo scripts before and don’t get this error. Thanks.

2

You should use .01f instead of .01. (Also, Java and Javascript are not the same thing at all; Unity doesn’t use Java.)

–Eric

3

Thanks…I didn’t think Boo would require the F at the end of floats, seems to go against the ideals of the language. But I’m generally confused so I don’t expect my thoughts to be taken seriously =P…Thanks.