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SUM: errore compilatore 06 Jan 2023 20:08 #24940

Gfb22
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Nella mia ultima app utilizzo in diverse occasioni il comando SUM.In tre occasioni il compilatore mi da gli errori che allego.

Di seguito il codice che da errore:

SUM Tabella->T_IMPORTE TO fAA ;
	WHILE Tabella->T_DATA < AnnoStart ;
	FOR (Tabella->T_CATEG == "45"  .or. Tabella->T_CATEG == "46"  .or. Tabella->T_CATEG == "50"  .or. Tabella->T_CATEG == "70")

..e la line 403 del comando SUM:

#command SUM  [<x1> [, <xn>]  TO  <v1> [, <vn>] ]                       ;
         [FOR <lfor>]                                                   ;
         [WHILE <lwhile>]                                               ;
         [NEXT <nnext>]                                                 ;
         [RECORD <rec>]                                                 ;
         [<rest:REST>]                                                  ;
         [<noopt: NOOPTIMIZE>]                                          ;
         [ALL]                                                          ;
                                                                        ;
      => <v1> := [ <vn> := ] 0                                          ;==> line 403
       ; DbEval(                                                        ;
               {|| <v1> += <x1> [, <vn> += <xn> ]},                     ;
               <{lfor}>, <{lwhile}>, <nnext>, <rec>, <.rest.>, <.noopt.>;
               )

Come risolvere?
Grazie!

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SUM: errore compilatore 07 Jan 2023 00:09 #24941

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Hi GIanluca,

This looks like a preprocessor bug. Will log a report about it, in the meantime, please try adding the following in the beginning of your prg, does it work ok now?

#command SUM  <x1> [, <xn>]  TO  <v1> [, <vn>]                          ;
         [FOR <lfor>]                                                   ;
         [WHILE <lwhile>]                                               ;
         [NEXT <nnext>]                                                 ;
         [RECORD <rec>]                                                 ;
         [<rest:REST>]                                                  ;
         [<noopt: NOOPTIMIZE>]                                          ;
         [ALL]                                                          ;
                                                                        ;
      => <v1> := [ <vn> := ] 0                                          ;
       ; DbEval(                                                        ;
               {|| <v1> += <x1> [, <vn> += <xn> ]},                     ;
               <{lfor}>, <{lwhile}>, <nnext>, <rec>, <.rest.>, <.noopt.>;
               )

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SUM: errore compilatore 07 Jan 2023 19:27 #24944

Gfb22
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Hi Chris,
your code is the same and the error is the same: "error XS9002: Parser: unespected input ':=' "
at line 403, Col 15, in dmcd.xh: ( => <v1> := [ <vn> := ] 0 )

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SUM: errore compilatore 07 Jan 2023 19:29 #24945

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...in dbcmd.xh....

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SUM: errore compilatore 07 Jan 2023 21:22 #24946

Chris

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Hi Gianluca,

It's not exactly the same, it's missing the two outer brackets from the first line of the #command, which is I think what confuses the prerpocessor. If the error message stil points to the dbcmd.xh file, it means that it didn't use the local version of the #command. Are you sure you did put it in the same prg where you are getting the error? If it's in multiple prgs, then you would need to put the #command there as well, or, more simply, adjust the #command inside dbcmd.xh directly. (only for now, this should be fixed in one of the next builds).

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