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Re: Check Syntax error message doesn't make sense (to me)

by Tom Dillon-2 :: Rate this Message:

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Michael Steinwede sez:

>Can anyone tell me why I get this error message (when I do a 'Check
>Syntax')
>
> 11: Invalid constant type : Alphanumeric
>
>Line 11 is ...
>
> SET UP AREAS DROP DOWNS ("pdd_Areas")
>
>In the project SET UP AREAS DROP DOWNS, I first two lines are ...
>
> C_TEXT($1)
>
> IF ($1="pdd_Areas")

Check to see that you don't have
    C_LONGINT(SET UP AREAS DROP DOWNS ;$1)
(or some type other than TEXT declared) in a Compiler method.

It looks like the compiler is saying that $1 is declared as something
else for that method.

You might also want to try deleting the line with the call and retyping
it to make sure it doesn't have a control character in it or that the
quotes are the right ones.

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