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Bug: One of my procedures is missing - StephenG1CMZ - 06-23-2016 05:59 PM
In this code one of my procedures is missing from the list of exported procedures when you select Run...Trivial changes to the source change whether it's the CAS or non-CAS version that disappears.
On Android.
Code:
// StephenG1CMZ 2016
LST_HasDups (LST,AnsBOOL)
BEGIN
END;
EXPORT IZ_HasDups(LST)
BEGIN
END;
EXPORT Z_LST_WRONG_Once(LST)
BEGIN
END;
EXPORT Z_LST_WRONG_OnceCAS(LST)
//As LST_Once: Using CAS.
BEGIN
END;
EXPORT Z_POS_HasDups(LST)
BEGIN
END;
EXPORT Z_LST_WRONG()
BEGIN
END;RE: Bug: One of my procedures is missing - StephenG1CMZ - 06-25-2016 05:47 PM
I have written out a new file and get the same results, so it's not a spurious character in the file.
And I have changed "CAS" into something else, in case that wasn't being seen as part of the procedure name.
No change.
RE: Bug: One of my procedures is missing - Arno K - 06-25-2016 06:23 PM
Hi Stephen,
I have not tried your code, but maybe that depends on your naming as one of your procedures is called: Z_LST_WRONG_OnceCAS(LST) and another one is called: Z_LST_WRONG_Once(LST), finally there is a third one: Z_LST_WRONG() . May be that the prime cannot distinct two or three nearly same named routines, perhaps because that are simply too many characters, I would try two different names, as I guess that one of these is missing.
One last remark: if you had explained which one was missing you would perhaps have got help earlier/more.
Arno
RE: Bug: One of my procedures is missing - StephenG1CMZ - 06-25-2016 08:10 PM
(06-25-2016 06:23 PM)Arno K Wrote: Hi Stephen,
I have not tried your code, but maybe that depends on your naming as one of your procedures is called: Z_LST_WRONG_OnceCAS(LST) and another one is called: Z_LST_WRONG_Once(LST), finally there is a third one: Z_LST_WRONG() . May be that the prime cannot distinct two or three nearly same named routines, perhaps because that are simply too many characters, I would try two different names, as I guess that one of these is missing.
One last remark: if you had explained which one was missing you would perhaps have got help earlier/more.
Arno
I am seeing Once but not OnceCAS but earlier i had a global variable before the first procedure,
LOCAL TM;
and then I saw OnceCAS but not Once.
If I insert
EXPORT ZZ() BEGIN END
Between the two procedures, I then see both the procedures I want and not ZZ.
I understand names are meant to be 31 characters, so that _shouldnt_ be an issue, but havent shortened them yet. I have also changed AnsBOOL to ABOOL in case Ans was confusing, but no change.
RE: Bug: One of my procedures is missing - StephenG1CMZ - 06-25-2016 08:48 PM
Here is a simpler version. The procedure missing is runnable from the main procedure.
Code:
// StephenG1CMZ 2016
EXPORT Z_L()
BEGIN
MSGBOX("NOT MISSING");
END;
EXPORT Z_WHY()
BEGIN
MSGBOX("MISSING");
END;
EXPORT Z_LST_WHY()
BEGIN
Z_WHY(); //RUNS MISSING PROC OK
END;If it is relevant, both the first item and the last item on the Run list seem the same: they both seem to run the main procedure in the file.
RE: Bug: One of my procedures is missing - Arno K - 06-25-2016 09:19 PM
I have a program called tst to test things in and copied your 3 routines below. Only tst is seen in he program-list and running it yields a choose-box with your 3 and my program, that works fine. From Toolbox/User/tst its the same. The names of your programs can then manually be entered from the command line, they work like expected. But I do not find them at any other place.
Arno