kevinrandell wrote:Additional information.
Cutting and pasting the command button removes the error, but renames the command button back to a default name?
Regards,
Kevin
Kevin,
thanks for your post.
I am glad that you found a workaround.
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Error at line number, but no code?
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Re: Error at line number, but no code?
by berndnoetscher » Mon Sep 19, 2011 7:26 am
Kevin,
thanks for your post.
I am glad that you found a workaround.
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Re: Error at line number, but no code?
by Slowdown » Mon Sep 19, 2011 8:26 am
@Bernd,
I think he didn't found a workaround.
As soon he rename the button to 'reset' the error is raised again i think (didn't test it)
I think he didn't found a workaround.
As soon he rename the button to 'reset' the error is raised again i think (didn't test it)
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Re: Error at line number, but no code?
by Henning » Mon Sep 19, 2011 9:44 am
Agree, renaming the button to btn_reset fixes the error. The compiler reports the wrong error description.
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