Is Proparse known to have issues with nested includes and/or 'many preprocessors'?
I have code that compiles fine, but when I try to Prolint it it gives me "unexpected token: return"
on code like:
if not available bPROG_DICT
then do:
/* Program Definition not found */
{lib/message.i &message={lib/msg/msg001}}
return.
end.
When I preprocess the code Prolint/ProParse have no problems.
Re: unexpected token: return
Hi, no, there aren't any known issues with nested includes or 'many preprocessors' in Proparse.
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chr(26)
It turnes out to be a chr(26) SUB??? on the bottom of the message.i include? No idea where it comes from. When I removed one the unexpected token moved to another line, probably just below another include which also has a chr(26). Hope I can grep on this.
For now case closed.