brucexs wrote: > --- In [email protected], sgp > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Bruce, >> >> I've reported this problem a long time ago, and I've never been able > to >> understand why it happens, perhaps you could take a look at the > source >> code. I can always reproduce it on a specific PC. Running the same >> configuration on any other PC doesn't trigger the problem. > > > This is not the type of problem that will yield to a simple code > review. I would need a simple script that consistently reproduced the > problem. If it fails on one PC and not others then you know the drill > (find out what is different about the PC).
Hi Bruce, I'm reviving this old thread from last April because I've got some news. The problem was/is that on a specific PC (not on all my PCs) the "paper" function triggers an error message "variable used before being declared: paper" when the corresponding option is set in the pcf file. This time I've run PowerPro from a USB disk taken from one of the other PCs where the problem doesn't happen. So I know it's the same physical powerpro folder. I set "variables must be declared before using" in empty.pcf, then ran powerpro empty.pcf. From a command prompt I typed powerpro win.debug(paper) and got the error message. So now I know this problem is niether due to a specific pcf file, nor it is related to scripting. Unfortunately, I haven't found out what is different about this PC. It's a WinXP pro sp2 like all my other PCs.
