Ron:
Found the problem.
Your fix uncovered some lousy old code that was something like this:
#define SomeVar PublicVars[7]
MEMVAR PublicVars
Function Main()
...
PUBLIC SomeVar
PUBLIC PublicVars
SomeVar := Date()
PublicVars := { .... } // populate huge array.
...
Return nil
The above gave a new warning about PublicVars declared twice. The ppo
clarfied this:
Function Main()
...
//PUBLIC PublicVars[7] // so I removed this declaration which was
indeed terrible
PUBLIC PublicVars
PublicVars[7]:= Date() // and here is where an RTE happen because it
was defining this var in the wrong place!
PublicVars := { .... } // populate huge array.
...
Return nil
So I just moved that SomeVar initialization below the creation of the
publicvars var.
This code was so convoluted that only by looking at the .ppo I was able
to figure out the problem.
So your change brought to the light very ugly coding that was just a
ticking time bomb!
Regards,
--
Luis Krause Mantilla
lkrausem at shaw dot ca
luis_krause at hotmail dot com
"May the Source be with GNU"
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