That URL doesn't work.
Can you simply show the line(s) of code that give a syntax error?
eXpress++ Build 259
Re: eXpress++ Build 259
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Re: eXpress++ Build 259
I'm sorry, it is not clear why does not work. Change the extension "prg->txt" and then earned
http://lc.kubagro.ru/Dima/a.txt
http://lc.kubagro.ru/Dima/a.doc
DOS Cyrillic Encoding
Tried to compile colorview.prg, writes that:
http://lc.kubagro.ru/Dima/a.txt
http://lc.kubagro.ru/Dima/a.doc
DOS Cyrillic Encoding
Tried to compile colorview.prg, writes that:
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D:\ALASKA\AIDOS-X\Graph>CLS
D:\ALASKA\AIDOS-X\Graph>XPP colorview_new
D:\ALASKA\AIDOS-X\Graph>ALINK colorview_new /PM:PM
Alaska 32-Bit Linker Version 1.90.355
Copyright (c) Alaska Software 1997-2009. All rights reserved.
colorview_new.obj: error ALK2102: unresolved external symbol COPY_2CLIPBOARD
ALINK: fatal error ALK4102: 1 external symbols unresolved
Re: eXpress++ Build 259
I don't know what colorview_new is.
This is NOT part of eXpress++
This is NOT part of eXpress++
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Re: eXpress++ Build 259
The syntax problem you are having is related to the below code in your source file.
Something has happened that is interfering with the pre-processor and it doesn't like the \[1] anymore.
I am trying to figure out what has happened.
Something has happened that is interfering with the pre-processor and it doesn't like the \[1] anymore.
I am trying to figure out what has happened.
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#xtrans CenterPos( <aSize>, <aRefSize> ) => ;
{ Int( (<aRefSize>\[1] - <aSize>\[1]) / 2 ) ;
, Int( (<aRefSize>\[2] - <aSize>\[2]) / 2 ) }
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Re: eXpress++ Build 259
I figured out what was causing the problem. There was a syntax error in DCPRINT.CH due to an added feature.
The Xbase++ pre-processor never caught the syntax error but instead created a different syntax error that was totally unrelated, this making it very difficult to debug.
The Xbase++ pre-processor never caught the syntax error but instead created a different syntax error that was totally unrelated, this making it very difficult to debug.
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On line 447 of DCPRINT.CH change this:
[ <lXPSWriter:XPSWRITER,XPSVIEWER> [_XPSWRITER <_ixps>] ;
to this:
[ <lXPSWriter:XPSWRITER,XPSVIEWER> ] [_XPSWRITER <_ixps>] ;
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Re: eXpress++ Build 259
I've got to make good what I wanted, practically almost unchanged using demo3.prg Color table-1. This function F1_6 (). Text programs on the same links that I cited above. I'm using exp19258.
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Re: eXpress++ Build 259
Of course, find such inaccuracy calculate practically impossible, especially for me. Thank you!rdonnay wrote:I figured out what was causing the problem. There was a syntax error in DCPRINT.CH due to an added feature.
The Xbase++ pre-processor never caught the syntax error but instead created a different syntax error that was totally unrelated, this making it very difficult to debug.
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On line 447 of DCPRINT.CH change this: [ <lXPSWriter:XPSWRITER,XPSVIEWER> [_XPSWRITER <_ixps>] ; to this: [ <lXPSWriter:XPSWRITER,XPSVIEWER> ] [_XPSWRITER <_ixps>] ;
Another similar situation, it is using 259, arose from rmchart.ch: when compiling was a slight pause after the error was re-determination on line 450 of the file. I looked it were the last line. I simply commented out, and everything was working. Seen in your ch-files too, somewhere there is a definition.
http://lc.kubagro.ru/Dima/rmchart.ch
Now I can use the eXpress++ build 259, thank you so much!