Thanks Balid,
When 'Option Explicit' is not checked the compilation and execution works fine.
It seems so that this defect is closely linked to variable declaration checking feature. So I made some use case testing on my side with Option Explicit checked:
1°/ if a add a dummy variable at the begining of the code:
a as integer
do
print "test"
sync
loop
--> it works but with a warning message indicating me that some variables are not declared. This seems logical as I did not use any of the DIM, GLOBAL or LOCAL keywords to declare my variable a.
2°/ if a add two dummy variables at the begining of the code:
a as integer
b as integer
do
print "test"
sync
loop
--> it does not work anymore. The result is the one I raised perviously (i.e. blueIDE crash).
3°/ if a add a dummy variable at the begining of the code with declaration reserved keyword (DIM, GLOBAL or LOCAL):
global a as integer
do
print "test"
sync
loop
--> it does not work anymore. The result is the one I raised perviously (i.e. blueIDE crash).
4°/ if a add two dummy variables at the begining of the code with declaration reserved keyword (DIM, GLOBAL or LOCAL):
global a as integer
global b as integer
do
print "test"
sync
loop
--> it does not work anymore. The result is the one I raised perviously (i.e. blueIDE crash).
Hoping, it will help you in your tool enhancement.
Moreover, is there anyway to launch the IDE but without the administrative rights as I use different accounts on my machine (i.e. admin for software installation and parametrisation and user for regular use)
Regards
Michel
Michel
