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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / a way to keep track of errors with included files?

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luskos
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Have this problem with the compiler spiting out error in line 2296, but no way to know where is line 2296!It's a project with many include files but every dba file keep track of it's own lines.What are my options?

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Rudolpho
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Posted: 22nd Aug 2014 21:36
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Check the FullSourceDump.dba file, the referenced line number should be the one in there. I think the new official (Synergy?) editor also tries to find the offending line if you double click on the error message. However it is usually a few lines off to either side.


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luskos
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Where dbpro keeps record of FullSourceDump?Also using Indigo here but i might try Synergy too.

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Ortu
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Quote: "Where dbpro keeps record of FullSourceDump?Also using Indigo here but i might try Synergy too."


[DarkbasicPro install dir]/TEMP/FullSourceDump.dba

TEMP will be in the same dir as Compiler, Editor, Help directories

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Zero G Scott
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In Indigo you can select from the pulldown menu View/GoTo Line and put the number in there, then it will open the appropriate include file. I don't associate my includes in code though, just through the IDE so I'm not sure if it works with code written includes. If that makes sense.
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luskos
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Thank you Ortu it's good to know.

And Zero G i just tried that.The included files in my project are associated in the IDE, and it managed to find the offending line.Just what i needed, thanks!

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