Doubleblitz lib not working here!

I was using the Blitzdouble dll (userlibs - http://www.blitzbasic.com/codearcs/codearcs.php?code=1905)

and when i tried the example given it gave a error, something like expecting an 8 bit bank but having 0.

But i checked the example and it's correct:

"; Create some banks to store the double variables
Local MyDouble_1 = CreateBank(8)
Local MyDouble_2 = CreateBank(8)
Local MyDouble_3 = CreateBank(8)
Local MyDouble_4 = CreateBank(8)
Local MyDouble_5 = CreateBank(8)

Print "Assign from string"

DoubleAssignFromString(MyDouble_5,"3.2361567664646")"
It crashes here!

What is wrong?

Well off the bat I can see 1 problem.. you have a double quote on the end, should be

DoubleAssignFromString(MyDouble_5,"3.2361567664646")

The last " was to mean end quote...

But your're right I'll use bbcode:

; Create some banks to store the double variables
Local MyDouble_1 = CreateBank(8)
Local MyDouble_2 = CreateBank(8)
Local MyDouble_3 = CreateBank(8)
Local MyDouble_4 = CreateBank(8)
Local MyDouble_5 = CreateBank(8)

Print "Assign from string"

DoubleAssignFromString(MyDouble_5,"3.2361567664646")

The debug window error i get reads:
Blitz Double Bank Size Error
Bank size is: 0 should be 8


Any suggestion on what might be wrong??

Local MyDouble_1 = CreateBank(8)
Local MyDouble_2 = CreateBank(8)
Local MyDouble_3 = CreateBank(8)
Local MyDouble_4 = CreateBank(8)
Local MyDouble_5 = CreateBank(8)

Print "Assign from string"

DoubleAssignFromString(MyDouble_5,"3.2361567664646")
Print Double2String(MyDouble_5) ;= 3.2361567664646
Print Double2String(MyDouble_1) ;= 0
WaitKey()

this works here

get the lastdll from the thread !!!

Yes i did get the last dll from the thread and still have the same problem!

Are you sure you're spelling everything exactly correctly? Sometimes I spell things wrong and everything messes up and I can't figure out why until I look at how I spelled some things.

Like this:

Local MyDouble_5 = CreateBank(8)

DoubleAssignFromString(MyDuoble_5,"3.2361567664646")

This would produce an error.