Well, some long time ago I tried to put some code in Macros. I've tested that from some point, the code is "ignored". Just try to create a localmacro with a throath of
print 1;
print 2;
etc...
print 1000
You'll see that calling this macro doesn't print all lines...
Perhaps this is the cause of your overflow.
Raúl Llorente Peña
Análisis, Desarrollo e Implementación en
Microsoft Bussiness Solutions-Axapta
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| "Hennie Potgieter"
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Enviado por: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com 08/07/2005 10:13
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Hi all,
When a localmacro list object is defined in the classDeclaration, only a certain number of variables are allowed. The pack and unpack methods gives the following compiler error: "Overflow in an internal compiler stack."
#LOCALMACRO.ParmList
parmId,
.
.
//variable list of 108 variables
#ENDMACRO
Is this an Axapta problem? Should more than 1 localmacro list object be used? How would more than 1 localmacro list object be implemented?
-*
Hennie Potgieter
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