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Re: A buglet???? Originally Posted by linder Dave, Fixed, thank you. It was caused by a bug in the #ifcompvar compiler directive. Thanks for bringing this to our attention! Friedrich Glad to be of help. Dave
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Re: A buglet???? Dave, Fixed, thank you. It was caused by a bug in the #ifcompvar compiler directive. Thanks for bringing this to our attention! Friedrich
Re: A buglet???? Dave, It's definitely a compiler problem. Item in review - Ticket [SB#707031] I'll keep you posted. Thank you for your help! Friedrich
Re: A buglet???? Originally Posted by linder Dave, Would it be possible for you to send us a small demo project? The constant $TRUE$ should be resolved to "1" during the compilation process. Perhaps this fails. It would be great if you could send a small demo to support (at) lindersoft (dot) com. Thank you for your help. Friedrich I'll see if I can reporoduce it in a small project - the current script is over 500 lines long and installs hundreds of files. [Part of the reason I like SetupBuilder is that it lets me structure this in a pretty clear way!] Dave
Re: A buglet???? Dave, Would it be possible for you to send us a small demo project? The constant $TRUE$ should be resolved to "1" during the compilation process. Perhaps this fails. It would be great if you could send a small demo to support (at) lindersoft (dot) com. Thank you for your help. Friedrich
A buglet???? I have been doing conditional compilations with assorted compiler variables and may have found a small bug. I have a compiler variable [OFFER_NETWORK_INSTALLATION] and dependent on the release it can be set (with #set compiler variable) to $TRUE$ or $FALSE$ Take a release where it has been set to $TRUE$ If I test it with #ifcompvar for equality with $TRUE$ the test fails. It works fine if I compare it with 1 or with another compiler variable which is set to 1, but not with $TRUE$ Can you reproduce this one - or am I going potty? Dave
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