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Strange message when opening debugger

  • August 23, 2021
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Knut Dybendahl
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Hi all,

When I open the debugger, I'm getting the following message dumped into the message frame:

Analyse/Compiling Error:  Syntax error (Component variable not valid) .

For every line executed - the message is dumped...

"Analyse/Compiling Error:  Syntax error (Component variable not valid) .

"(_detail) DTLF:1  if ( !$RECONCILED$)

Analyse/Compiling Error:  Syntax error (Component variable not valid) .

(_detail) DTLF:2  call FO_RECONCILE()

Analyse/Compiling Error:  Syntax error (Component variable not valid) .

The component variables are all valid (from what I can see) and the component compiles

without any errors or warning

Any ideas??

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  • Rocketeer
  • August 23, 2021

Hi all,

When I open the debugger, I'm getting the following message dumped into the message frame:

Analyse/Compiling Error:  Syntax error (Component variable not valid) .

For every line executed - the message is dumped...

"Analyse/Compiling Error:  Syntax error (Component variable not valid) .

"(_detail) DTLF:1  if ( !$RECONCILED$)

Analyse/Compiling Error:  Syntax error (Component variable not valid) .

(_detail) DTLF:2  call FO_RECONCILE()

Analyse/Compiling Error:  Syntax error (Component variable not valid) .

The component variables are all valid (from what I can see) and the component compiles

without any errors or warning

Any ideas??

Hi Knut,

Do you have some watch defined in the Debugger that does a string substitution or something similar in $proc_tracing_addition?

When I define the following as a watch then I can provoke the message here as well:

"%%$DOES_NOT_EXIST$%%%"

I hope this helps.

Daniel


Knut Dybendahl
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  • August 23, 2021

Hi Knut,

Do you have some watch defined in the Debugger that does a string substitution or something similar in $proc_tracing_addition?

When I define the following as a watch then I can provoke the message here as well:

"%%$DOES_NOT_EXIST$%%%"

I hope this helps.

Daniel

Clever man you are...!!