Claus Pedersen
Member³
I have the following code snippet in a package:
The code can compile, but the program window content pane (the left of the screen) is empty and I get the error: 'Unable to perform the operation due to errors in source code'.
But there are no errors?
When I add a space before the first quote and after the second quote, PLD performs well again.
In the program header, the code PROCEDURE"Test"; does not empty the content pane and navigation works, but the procedure can not be seen in the content pane until you add a space before the first quote.
Another thing: methods, variable, etc. named like "Test" are not marked as being too long (a red waved underline) when length exceeds 30 characters. This should be corrected as well.
In general, I understand from other forum posts that PLD is not very happy handling quoted object names. This is critical to address this in the new version 11 (among the approx. 1000 other errors/issues that users have reported in the forums over the years
)
Thanks
Code:
PROCEDURE"Test"IS
BEGIN
<...>
END;The code can compile, but the program window content pane (the left of the screen) is empty and I get the error: 'Unable to perform the operation due to errors in source code'.
But there are no errors?
When I add a space before the first quote and after the second quote, PLD performs well again.
In the program header, the code PROCEDURE"Test"; does not empty the content pane and navigation works, but the procedure can not be seen in the content pane until you add a space before the first quote.
Another thing: methods, variable, etc. named like "Test" are not marked as being too long (a red waved underline) when length exceeds 30 characters. This should be corrected as well.
In general, I understand from other forum posts that PLD is not very happy handling quoted object names. This is critical to address this in the new version 11 (among the approx. 1000 other errors/issues that users have reported in the forums over the years
)Thanks
