A very simple jass problem

[Bananskral]

Revive Hero
    Events
        Unit - A unit Dies
    Conditions
        ((Triggering unit) is A Hero) Equal to True
    Actions
        Custom script:   local timerdialog WINDOW
        Custom script:   local integer HEROWAIT
        Custom script:   local timer OURTIMER
        Custom script:   local unit OURHERO
        Custom script:   set OURHERO = GetDyingUnit()
        Custom script:   set HEROWAIT = ( GetHeroLevel(OURHERO) * 5 )
        Custom script:   set OURTIMER = CreateTimer()
        Custom script:   call StartTimerBJ( OURTIMER, false, ( I2R(HEROWAIT) ))
        Custom script:   call CreateTimerDialogBJ( OURTIMER, GetPlayerName(GetOwningPlayer(OURHERO)) )
        Custom script:   set WINDOW = GetLastCreatedTimerDialogBJ()
        Custom script:   call TimerDialogDisplayForPlayerBJ( true, WINDOW, GetOwningPlayer(OURHERO) )
        Custom script:   call PolledWait( HEROWAIT )
        Custom script:   call ReviveHeroLoc(OURHERO, GetPlayerStartLocation(GetOwningPlayer(OURHERO)), true)
        Custom script:   call PanCameraToTimedLocForPlayer( GetOwningPlayer(OURHERO), GetUnitLoc(OURHERO), 0.60 )
        Custom script:   call DestroyTimerDialog(WINDOW)

I changed the line ordering the start location from center of playable map to player start location, which it is now. But then a new problem occured. It says that the second last line ordering to pan the camera has a "Invalid argument type (integer)". It wasnt there in the beginning. I was just wondering if some of you guys could help me, couse i have no idea about jass. Please help me.

 

[vile]

To tell you the truth, it looks fine to me, it shouldn't cause an error.
But to be sure, you should delete the line of the pancameratoloc, save it somewhere on a notepad, and save. Try to see if the error still occures.
Sometimes jass errors indicates on a certain line, and most of the time it doesnt indicate correctly. If it indicates on a line, most chances that the line before it is the true error.

So remove it and see what happens.
By the way, your script has location leaks. I'd suggest you use natives instead of BJS if you are already trying out jass, and eliminate the location leaks.