I have a program, that has the following code at the top:
PRIVATE plValue, pcMessage, pcZipFile, pcDestDir, plZipIniExists,
pcCurDir, pcTmpFiles, pcLogFile, pcDrive, plOK, crlf
LOCAL lcError, lcSys16, lcProgram
lcError=ON('ERROR')
plOK=.T.
*- Trap all errors - will exit proram on any error
ON ERROR DO ErrorLog WITH ERROR(), MESSAGE(), PROGRAM(), LINENO()
Program continues on from here. The above are the only variables used in
this program. In the only subroutine ErrorLog, it has 5 more.
That is way less than 65,000, which the help file is the max number of
variables.
A little more details...
The program runs fine, no errors in the development environment, the "Too
many variables" error occurs only in the exe.
In the ErrorLog subroutine, I write out the details of the error to a text
file, but the file does not get created, so the above error is not being
trapped??
Any ideas out there?
TIA,
Mike
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