I just downloaded and installed this build.
I got a compiler error in WebDOM.

The type section starts..

{code}
type

  external

  external EError = class
{code}

I guess the first "external" is a deliberate error, maybe.  <bg>

Malcolm

Hi Malcolm,
Try deleting the external statement above the error, works for me.
Regards
Diego


"Malcolm" wrote:

I just downloaded and installed this build.
I got a compiler error in WebDOM.

The type section starts..

{code}
type

  external <======= DELETE THIS LINE

  external EError = class
{code}

I guess the first "external" is a deliberate error, maybe.  <bg>

Malcolm

Diego Calp wrote:

> Hi Malcolm,
> Try deleting the external statement above the error, works for me.
> Regards
> Diego
>
I already did.  

I am using the Trial version. When I change the file my external text editor it makes no difference when I re-run EWB. Is there something I need to do inside of EWB to accept the change to the file?

If you are using Windows 8 you will probably need to copy the file out
to the desktop (or C:\ or similar), then edit and save it and then copy
it back.

Chris Holland
[Team Elevate]

On 30/05/2014 12:15, Trinione wrote:
> I am using the Trial version. When I change the file my external text editor it makes no difference when I re-run EWB. Is there something I need to do inside of EWB to accept the change to the file?
>

Fixed it. Some sort of very strange Windows 8 (64-bit) Security error. Though I closed EWB, edited the file and it indicated it was saved, it would not save it.

Workaround: I created another file with the error line removed, and renamed the original file, and then renamed the new file.

Go figure!


Trinione wrote:

I am using the Trial version. When I change the file my external text editor it makes no difference when I re-run EWB. Is there something I need to do inside of EWB to accept the change to the file?

Hi Chris:
LOL. Thanks. I didn't see your comment until I had submitted my response above. Yes. That's exactly it.

Malcolm wrote:

> {code}
> type
>
>    external
>
>    external EError = class
> {code}

Fixed in the build 7 version today.

--

Matthew Jones

Trinione wrote:

> Some sort of very strange Windows 8 (64-bit) Security error.

The framework is in Program Files, so you cannot normally change it.
You have to give yourself rights to the folder if you want to be able
to change it easily. Or do as you did, and do the rename/move walk.

Also worth saying that the IDE caches the files (they aren't expected
to change) so if you change anything in the framework, you must close
and re-open.


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Matthew Jones

Matthew Jones wrote:

> Malcolm wrote:
>
> > {code}
> > type
> >
> >    external
> >
> >    external EError = class
> > {code}
>
> Fixed in the build 7 version today.

But I think Tim is having a bad week.
The email I got today told me there was a new build: Build 6.  <gdr>