Hi Benoit, the scripter seems to have a problem when #Endif is the last line in a script. This is the source code I consider:
#If True
Public Sub Main()
Print "True is true"
End
#Else
Public Sub Main()
Print "True is false"
End
#Endif
If this is inside a Gambas project, it will compile and execute perfectly.
But if this is inside a script file, I get:
$ ./endif-script.gbs3
MMain.module:20:2: error: Missing #Endif
# Gambas Project File 3.0
Title=Gambas Script
Startup=MMain
' Gambas module file
#If True
Public Sub Main()
Print "True is true"
End
#Else
Public Sub Main()
Print "True is false"
End
Indeed, the #Endif is missing in the output, but not in the sources. As you
can see in the script I sent along with the mail about "VarPtr() on array
syntax" a few minutes ago, this does not happen when #Endif is not the last
line in the script. To summarise:
| Scripter | Without scripter
---------------+------------+--------------------
Last line | Not OK | OK
Not last line | OK | OK
Regards,
Tobi
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#!/usr/bin/gbs3 #If True Public Sub Main() Print "True is true" End #Else Public Sub Main() Print "True is false" End #Endif
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