use the 'generate typing' option in the compiler :)
if you are worried about mistyping of your variable, or misspelling, you can
look though them compiler directives.
For me:
this often catches instances where I failed to declare a local variable
(usually a counter of some sort)
or the occasion where I change method parameters, either the order, or the
typing, and fail to update all the method calls
ex:
MyMethod(text;longint)
changed to
MyMethod(pointer;longint)
and I forget to (or miss) calls to MyMethod(textvar;longing)
> Hi All,
>
> I thought I’ve seen it all but now I’m at a loss here. :-(
>
> I’m upgrading my stuff from v12 to v16 and tried a syntax check with
> the result shown in the subject.
>
> Now it’s kidding me with
> "The variable MYProcessvariable has not been explicitly declared in
> the typing methods (Compiler…).”
>
> "The variable SPLITTER29 has not been explicitly declared in the
> typing methods (Compiler…).”
>
> AND
>
> <Method name="* On SQL Authentication”>
> <Error line="10">The parameter ${$} has not been explicitly declared
> in the typing methods (Compiler…).
> </Error>
>
> Method name="SU_TableAccess”>
> <Error line="13">The parameter $1 has not been explicitly declared
> in the typing methods (Compiler…).
> </Error>
>
>
> I used the same compiler settings as before:
> Compilation Options
> Generate error file
> Multi-target compilation (32-bit and 64-bit)
>
> Initialize local variables: to “zero”
> Compilation Path: Process and interprocess ar typed
>
> Default typing
> Numeric: REAL
> Button: Long Integer
>
> - Compiler Method for ALL
> Compiler_Definition
>
> My “Computer_Definition” method looks like this:
> Compiler_Web
> Compiler_OT
> Compiler_Process
> Compiler_Application
> Compiler_ErrorCatch
> Compiler_Methods
>
>
> In those methods ALL process and interprocess variables and arrays
> are declared!
>
> Local variables and parameters are declared at the top of every method!
>
> NOT all methods have there parameter declared in “
> Compiler_Methods"(is this mandatory now?).
>
> I also reorganised/ folders for the structure objects e.g. specific
> folders for generic methods, different folders for different tables
> and so on.
>
>
> Big Question: What the f**** is going on?
>
> Thanks for any help, hint, slap…
>
> Cheers
> Jörg
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