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[[Category:Common Wonderland Errors]]
'''Parameter Must Be Positive''' (also referred to as PMBP) is a rare error found in [[Return To Wonderland]]. Parameter Must Be Positive errors occur when the game passes a negative integer as a parameter to a function when a positive integer is expected.  
 
 
Parameter Must Be Positive (also referred to as PMBP) is a rare error found in [[Wonderland]]. Parameter Must Be Positives occur when the game uses a negative parameter. Other error messages include [[Illegal Instruction]], [[Abnormal Program Termination]], [[Memory Access Violation]], [[Unknown Runtime Exception]], [[Array Index out of Bounds]] and [[General Protection Fault]].


== Known Causes ==
== Known Causes ==
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The following events can cause a Parameter Must Be Positive.
The following events can cause a Parameter Must Be Positive.


* [[Return to Wonderland]]: Doing certain things with [[38 08]].
* Return to Wonderland: Doing certain things with [[38 08]].
* [[Return to Wonderland]]: Going crazy editing the text in the [[Return to Wonderland Editor|Level Editor]].
* Return to Wonderland: While editing a sign, going to an empty line other than the first, pressing space and then pressing backspace.<ref>[http://pcpuzzle.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=102373#102373 Wonderland Community Board]</ref>
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== References ==
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[[Category:Errors|Errors]]

Latest revision as of 23:00, 4 December 2022

Parameter Must Be Positive (also referred to as PMBP) is a rare error found in Return To Wonderland. Parameter Must Be Positive errors occur when the game passes a negative integer as a parameter to a function when a positive integer is expected.

Known Causes

The following events can cause a Parameter Must Be Positive.

  • Return to Wonderland: Doing certain things with 38 08.
  • Return to Wonderland: While editing a sign, going to an empty line other than the first, pressing space and then pressing backspace.[1]

References