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Question by AndrewAF1 · Jun 17, 2016 at 11:46 AM · c#errorerror-cs1525

Error CS1525: Unexpected Symbol ')' on lines 13 and 14

I am pretty sure there is a simple fix that I cannont see. Here is my code:

 using UnityEngine;
 using System.Collections;
 
 public class FlyS$$anonymous$$p : MonoBehaviour {
 
 
 S$$anonymous$$pMove MoveScript;
 MouseLook AimScript;
 
 void  Update (){
     if (Input.GetKeyDown("f")){
                 print ("Entering S$$anonymous$$p");
                 MoveScript = GameObject.Find("PlayerS$$anonymous$$p").GetComponent<"S$$anonymous$$pMove">();
                 AimScript = GameObject.Find("PlayerS$$anonymous$$p").GetComponent<"MouseLook">();
                 
                 MoveScript.enabled = !MoveScript.enabled;
                 AimScript.enabled = !AimScript.enabled;
                 
       }
     }
 }

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Answer by Dave-Carlile · Jun 17, 2016 at 11:47 AM

 GetComponent<"S$$anonymous$$pMove">

The part inside is a class name, not a string. So you want:

 GetComponent<S$$anonymous$$pMove>();

And the same sort of change on the next line.

Also GameObject.Find can have some poor performance. They way you're using it is probably fine since you only execute it when F is pressed, but since you're calling it twice you can improve t$$anonymous$$ngs a bit by getting a reference first and then using that reference to find the components.

 // use Find once to get a reference to the s$$anonymous$$p object into the s$$anonymous$$p variable
 GameObject s$$anonymous$$p = GameObject.Find("PlayerS$$anonymous$$p");
 
 // use the s$$anonymous$$p variable to get the components
 MoveScript = s$$anonymous$$p.GetComponent<S$$anonymous$$pMove>();
 AimScript = s$$anonymous$$p.GetComponent<MouseLook();
 ....


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Answer by mikelortega · Jun 17, 2016 at 11:52 AM

Remove the quotation marks to the GetComponent type, the text between .

 MoveScript = GameObject.Find("PlayerS$$anonymous$$p").GetComponent<S$$anonymous$$pMove>();
 AimScript = GameObject.Find("PlayerS$$anonymous$$p").GetComponent<MouseLook>();

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