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I get this error Error description: (DOS Error -2147352567) WINOLE/1007 [MySQL][ODBC 5.1 Driver][mysqld-5.1.53-community]Undeclared variable: oRsWrk (0x80004005): Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers Args: [ 1] = C SELECT * INTO oRsWrk FROM oRsDet oRsWrk and oRsDet are RecordSets. ...

... FROM oRsDet" )  I get this error Error description: (DOS Error -2147352567) WINOLE/1007 [MySQL][ODBC 5.1 Driver][mysqld-5.1.53-community]Undeclared variable: oRsWrk (0x80004005): Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers Args: [ 1] = C SELECT * INTO oRsWrk FROM oRsDet with this code ...

... {}  The above variables are not used anywhere else in this sample. So, I commented out those 4 lines and added local declaration for the undeclared variable oFont017V and then built the exe both with FWH1909 and FWH2104. The results are identical between FWH1909 and FWH2104. No difference ...

... I modified this line     for each f in aMetas//        hMeta := GetEnhMetaFile(f[1])        hMeta := GetEnhMetaFile(f)  4) Got two undeclared symbols and so I added these two local variable declarations (i) static proc pdf_Header(pdf,pRecord,pTable)   local page // GNR  ...

I'm trying to open an existing .rc file and it tells me WS_POPUP is an undeclared identifier.

... error: unknown type name 'UINT' UINT ui, uiNumFields; ^ E:\ToolsDeveloper\tdolphin\source\c\function.c:578:7: error: use of undeclared identifier 'uiNumFields' uiNumFields = hb_parnl( 2 ); ^ E:\ToolsDeveloper\tdolphin\source\c\function.c:580:7: error: use of undeclared identifier ...

... (x86)\Windows Kits\10\include\10.0.14393.0\um\strmif.h(2321): note: see declaration of 'IBaseFilter' dshow.prg(196): error C2065: 'DexterLib': undeclared identifier dshow.prg(196): error C2143: syntax error: missing ')' before ':' dshow.prg(202): error C2065: 'pSampleGrabber': undeclared identifier ...

... oLbxo:nHeadStrAlign  := AL_CENTER  Using the IIF clause for the last column, at runtime, the program has an error with nHeadStrAlign as an undeclared method. If I comment out the IIF clause, no error. If I comment out the nHeadStrAlign everything displays correctly. However with this last ...

Antonio,

It also seems that your TRYADORDD.PRG file has not been updated as it is erroring out with 3 errors. And there are undeclared vars too.

If would really help if you could provide in this test PRG, tests of all the new functions also. Otherwise each of us has to create test programs.

James

I am trying to get warnings for every undeclared variable used in every function. This forces me to declare all of them at the top of the function. May be it's not so easy. It depends on how vars are being used: a LOCAL can't replace a PRIVATE, ...

James, I am trying to get warnings for every undeclared variable used in every function. This is what I've used for decades: don't use MEMVAR and compile with /a, so that you get a warning for each public or private variable not prefixed with M ...

... code yet, but it appears that it won't solve the issue I am trying to solve. Moving the MEMVAR to the top of everything will prevent warnings for undeclared PUBLICs, but that is not what I need. I am trying to get warnings for every undeclared variable used in every function. This forces me to ...

Enrico,

Well, the point is that I need the warnings to find undeclared locals and privates. So, I am compiling with the /w switch.

But what I don't want to see is thousands of warnings for already declared PUBLICs.

James

... statement has syntax error. There is no ROUND clause. Should be NOROUND or nothing. I can also understand that you did not enable warnings for undeclared variables while compiling. That is the reason you did not notice this. Please remove ROUND clause and it is always desirable to have "OF ...

... hola.c: In function ‘HB_FUNC’: hola.c:41: error: expected ‘=’, ‘,’, ‘;’, ‘asm’ or ‘__attribute__’ before ‘pcode’ hola.c:41: error: ‘pcode’ undeclared (first use in this function) hola.c:41: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once hola.c:41: error: for each function it appears ...