Parsing error cs8025

[Draghou]

private void LoadImages()

string pathPrefix = @"file://";
string pathImageAssets = @"C:\Assets\Pictures\";
string pathSmall = @"small\";
string filename = @"1";
string fileSuffix = @".jpg";

for (int=0; i<2; i++);
{
string indexSuffix = "";
float logIdx = Mathf.Log10(i+1);
if (ligIdx < 1.0)
indexSuffix += "00";
else if (logIdx < 2.0)
indexSuffix += "0";
indexSuffix += (i+1);

string fullFilename = pathPrefic +pathImageAssets + pathSmall + filename
WWW www = new WWW(fullFilename)
Texture2D texTmp = new Texture2D(320, 320, TextureFormat.DXT1, false)
www.LoadImageIntoTexture(texTmp);

imageBuffer.Add(texTmp);
}

It says there’s a parsing error at (3,6)
I want to cleare it to test if it works. And I don’t want to load into a texture, rather to a spec. place on the screen, how shall I rewrite?
It’s enough to answer just my first question, I will find out the rest But your help would be appreciated.

[Yokimato]

CS8025 is a parsing error, meaning that your syntax is incorrect. This can always be equated to a mistake when writing the code (as opposed to a runtime error). In you’re case, you’re missing some curly braces. Here is Fixed code:

private void LoadImages()
{ // <-------------------------Missing Curly
string pathPrefix = @"file://";
string pathImageAssets = @"C:\Assets\Pictures\";
string pathSmall = @"small\";
string filename = @"1";
string fileSuffix = @".jpg";
 
for (int=0; i<2; i++);
{
string indexSuffix = "";
float logIdx = Mathf.Log10(i+1);
if (ligIdx < 1.0)
{ //<--------------------missing curly (though, optional)
indexSuffix += "00";
} //<--------------------missing curly
else if (logIdx < 2.0)
{ //<--------------------missing curly
indexSuffix += "0";
indexSuffix += (i+1);
} //<--------------------missing curly
} //<--------------------missing curly (ends for loop)
string fullFilename = pathPrefic +pathImageAssets + pathSmall + filename
WWW www = new WWW(fullFilename)
Texture2D texTmp = new Texture2D(320, 320, TextureFormat.DXT1, false)
www.LoadImageIntoTexture(texTmp);
 
imageBuffer.Add(texTmp);
}

My suggestion is to format your code better using indentation on scope changes so that you can easily spot these errors.

i.e:

private void LoadImages()
{ // <-------------------------Missing Curly
    string pathPrefix = @"file://";
    string pathImageAssets = @"C:\Assets\Pictures\";
    string pathSmall = @"small\";
    string filename = @"1";
    string fileSuffix = @".jpg";

    for (int=0; i<2; i++);
    {
        string indexSuffix = "";
        float logIdx = Mathf.Log10(i+1);

        if (ligIdx < 1.0)
        { //<--------------------missing curly (though, optional)
            indexSuffix += "00";
        } //<--------------------missing curly
        else if (logIdx < 2.0)
        { //<--------------------missing curly
            indexSuffix += "0";
            indexSuffix += (i+1);
        } //<--------------------missing curly
    } //<--------------------missing curly (ends for loop)

    string fullFilename = pathPrefic +pathImageAssets + pathSmall + filename
    WWW www = new WWW(fullFilename)
    Texture2D texTmp = new Texture2D(320, 320, TextureFormat.DXT1, false)
    www.LoadImageIntoTexture(texTmp);

    imageBuffer.Add(texTmp);
}