On May 25, 2006, at 12:09 PM, David Glass wrote:
Is anybody else seeing this behavior? I've filed a report but I
have no idea how to reproduce this.
Sometimes the last 'end if' in a method will disappear causing the
code editor to color the corresponding 'If' as if it were broken.
Picture is attached to this report.
Adding an 'end if' causes a syntax error on compile. Leaving the
'if...' structure 'broken' allows the application to compile. This
would seem to indicate that the closing 'end if' is actually
present just not displayed.
I do see this, but it is usually only when you delete a part of or
more than one block statement (not limited to If...Then, also
Do...Loop, etc...). My work-around for this is to just click on
another method and then go back to the first method... this causes a
refresh and the blocks are drawn correctly. If it still looks
invalid after this refresh, it is likely your code.
At least with this workaround of mine, I consider this a very minor
cosmetic issue as far as productivity goes... I would rate it about a
one on a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being the most severe. Not to say
it shouldn't get fixed at some point.
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