= expected near function?

[xAl3xTh3K1nG]

[LUA][ERROR] gamemodes/seriousrp/gamemode/player.lua:31: unexpected symbol near '=='
1. unknown - gamemodes/seriousrp/gamemode/player.lua:0

Im getting that error ^^ in my player.lua file which i will paste under this:

--> Defining strings (MONEY_STARTAMOUNT, etc.)
MONEY_STARTAMOUNT = 5000

--> Player connecting
function GM:PlayerConnect ( name, ip )
PrintMessage( HUD_PRINTTALK, name.. " has joined the game.")
-- Print to chat the player connected
end

--> Player disconnecting
function GM:PlayerDisconnected ( name )
-- Print to chat the player disconnected
PrintMessage( HUD_PRINTTALK, name.. " has left the game.")
print("You have connected and your money has been saved to SQLLite and TXT.")
name:SaveMoney()
name:SaveMoneyTXT()

end

--> Players first spawn
function GM:PlayerInitialSpawn( ply )
--> Stripping players and giving them the default job (Citizen)

ply:StripWeapons()
ply:SetTeam( 1 )

--> Giving players starting money, giving players their money.

local cash == ply:GetPData("money") -- Get the saved money amount

if cash == nil then -- If a player never joined the server or doesn't have any money.
ply:SetPData("money", MONEY_STARTAMOUNT) -- Save the starting money to the players account.
ply:SetMoney( MONEY_STARTAMOUNT ) -- Set the players money to starting money-
else
ply:SetMoney( cash ) -- if the player has joined the server and have got saved cash, then give him the cash.
end

end

--> Players spawn (suiciding, dieing, etc)
function GM:PlayerSpawn( ply )
ply:StripWeapons()

if ply:Team() == 1 then
ply:Give( "weapon_physgun" )
ply:Give( "weapon_physcannon" )
elseif ply:Team() == 2 then
ply:Give( "weapon_physgun" )
ply:Give( "weapon_physcannon" )
ply:Give( "weapon_fas_colt1911" )
end
end[/LUA]

[CoreBase]

Use [noparse]

[/noparse] tags....

Change

local cash == ply:GetPData("money")

to

local cash = ply:GetPData("money")

[RonanZer0]

[QUOTE=CoreBase;46113855]Use [noparse]

[/noparse] tags....[/QUOTE]

[noparse][LUA][/LUA][/noparse] has syntax highlighting, use that instead, I used code tags only before I knew about lua tags...

[xAl3xTh3K1nG]

Thanks