> > It's impossible to guess without seeing the source code. > I know you are right, but I have been staring at it, stepping through it, adding checking variables and testing for hours and I cannot find a thing wrong with it.
I know it must be something I have done, because it used to work, but I have double-checked my changes and I can see nothing to cause this to happen. Please don't laugh, here it is. The program scans a gambas code file and produces some output in temporary files. It is looking for variable declarations. I have a test variable declaration which reads "Public findme As String[]". To produce the "fault" just run the program on its own FMain.class file. The scanning process identifies the test line and executes a "Stop" You can trace the code from there and "watch" the IS_ARRAY_NAME boolean to see it change. R
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