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    Error 1509 Function not recognized

    WHAT is going on???

    My function does NOT show in the xbasic explorer list...
    It DOES show in the code editors drop down list of functions (i am working on it)...
    Alpha Five can't find it when it needs it...

    How do you fix something like this?
    I compacted already.
    Rebooted already.
    Makes no difference if I have the function open in the editor.

    It WAS working over the weekend when I developed it.

    #2
    RE: Error 1509 Function not recognized

    Just a shot in the dark, is it possible that you saved the function with a name other than the name in the:
    Function FunctionName as C

    ?

    Finian
    Finian

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      #3
      RE: Error 1509 Function not recognized

      I also received the message when I failed to assign a returned value to the variable in the function's name.

      Thus, I call the function, then assign a value to the function name, and use a dummy variable in the calling process to store the return value from the function.

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        #4
        RE: Error 1509 Function not recognized

        Stephen,

        Press F4 while in code editor and see if there is a syntax error. Also, make sure you have an "end function" line.

        Regards,

        Ira J. Perlow
        Computer Systems Design & Associates
        [email protected]
        Regards,

        Ira J. Perlow
        Computer Systems Design


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          #5
          RE: Error 1509 Function not recognized

          Well - it doesn't pay to take short cuts offered, not documented... I created the function by saving a somewhat similar one using "Save as". For the function I changed the name in the first line of code where you define the return type and parameters passed. Seemed to work... but not too stable apparently.
          Though I am not quite out of the woods.
          1. Yes, Cal - I even used ciut and paste to the interactive window to get the error.
          2. Robert - I didn't need a return value - I am using the function as a kind of script to simplify my code. So I added a return value of .T. but it didn't help.
          3. Ira - Somewhere I did miss a right parenthesis.

          I made another function the regular way (I am passing 7 parameters...) and now it shows as advertised. Unfortunately it is still not working as intended, but at least A5 can find it.

          I think you guys have helped as far as possible. It's up to me and the code editor now...

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            #6
            RE: Error 1509 Function not recognized

            As usual, Ira is right. I am SURE I was checking syntax, but I just discovered some syntax errors and the funcion did not show in the xbasic explorer global function list. I fixed the syntax errors, saved the function and the xbasic explorer refreshed itself automatically and there they are...

            Just to complete the story for the records.

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