SX-Key v3.0 + SX/B v1.10 File Name problem (bug?)
daniel
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See attached screenshot, '1.jpg'.·
Double clicking on one of the errors gives the dialog box and creates a 'blank' document in the left pane.
Simply simplifying the filename to 'file.sxb' resolves the problem.
I did not look closely in the docs to see if it is addressed, but I don't recall seeing it.
I can use shorter names for now.·
Take a look at 2.jpg, it is the dialog when clicking the compile button when the source ins not save.· The box looks a bit cramped.· FWIW, I'm running 1024x768 screen resolution.
Best Regards,
Daniel
Post Edited (daniel) : 12/19/2004 2:11:05 AM GMT
Double clicking on one of the errors gives the dialog box and creates a 'blank' document in the left pane.
Simply simplifying the filename to 'file.sxb' resolves the problem.
I did not look closely in the docs to see if it is addressed, but I don't recall seeing it.
I can use shorter names for now.·
Take a look at 2.jpg, it is the dialog when clicking the compile button when the source ins not save.· The box looks a bit cramped.· FWIW, I'm running 1024x768 screen resolution.
Best Regards,
Daniel
Post Edited (daniel) : 12/19/2004 2:11:05 AM GMT
Comments
The problem with double clicking the error stems from your use of commas in the name of the file. When you double click an error, the IDE has to parse the error that comes from SASM to figure out what line number, file name, etc, generated it. SASM errors use commas to separate the parameters, so your filename makes it parse the error incorrectly. I suggest the "-" character as a replacement for commas if this is a standard approach you use for filenames. A proper fix for this bug will be looked into.
The second problem is a known bug and has been fixed. Unfortunately, the new IDE has not yet been released, so you'll have to wait a bit more to get a version that doesn't create those cramped dialogs.
Thanks, PeterM
Daniel