Interesting - I've never used that function.
The message complains about the argument, which is empty, which
according to the Help is permissable and means check without waiting.
Q: Is the error consistent, or does it happen just some of the time? If
it were consistent, I'd suspect a bad compile/code file. If not, then
hardware? But if the buffer were being diddled then it would just
return .T., wouldn't it?
Q: Can you reproduce the error?
Dan
On 04/22/13 11:36 AM, Tracy Pearson wrote:
For some time users have been reporting an error on a line of code that
shouldn't error.
This is the actual line of code:
IF CHRSAW()
My error routine captures the following
PROGRAM: SKPRNS
LINE: 198
ERROR: 11
MESSAGE: Function argument value, type, or count is invalid.
( 4, 1) N 4 ( 4.00000000)
( 4, 2) C "skprns.fxp"
( 4, 3) C "skprns"
( 4, 4) C "c:\documents and settings\all users\applicati
on data\powerchurch\pcplus115\skprns.prg"
( 4, 5) N 198 ( 198.00000000)
( 4, 6) C ""
Would some external hardware be sending things in to the keyboard buffer and
causing this?
Any other ideas?
Thank you,
Tracy
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