Whenever I run a script that has an include file, the first time I always get errors related to the include file. Rerunning on the second time everything is fine.
Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
Thanks.
lsand - Fri Apr 01 16:07:07 EDT 2011 |
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Re: Include File Errors
lsand - Fri Apr 01 17:35:02 EDT 2011
Experienced this with DOORS 9.2 and 9.3 and the folder structure looks like :
..\dxl\addins\user //DXL scripts resides here
..\dxl\addins\extensions //include file resides here
I include the files using the following statement:
#include "addins//extensions//A.inc"
#include "addins//extensions//B.inc"
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Re: Include File Errors
Mathias Mamsch - Sat Apr 02 02:24:32 EDT 2011
I had that error once, when I has an include file, where i prefixed the variable names all with 2 underscores. Once I removed the unserscores the error went away, so what you can try is to check the script for unusual variable names. Maybe that helps, regards, Mathias
Mathias Mamsch, IT-QBase GmbH, Consultant for Requirement Engineering and D00RS
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Re: Include File Errors
adevicq - Mon Apr 04 03:13:08 EDT 2011
Hi,
I sometimes have the same error. In my case, the files are located on a server. It seems that sometimes the first access fails...
Alain
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Re: Include File Errors
llandale - Mon Apr 04 10:38:15 EDT 2011 lsand - Fri Apr 01 17:35:02 EDT 2011
Experienced this with DOORS 9.2 and 9.3 and the folder structure looks like :
..\dxl\addins\user //DXL scripts resides here
..\dxl\addins\extensions //include file resides here
I include the files using the following statement:
#include "addins//extensions//A.inc"
#include "addins//extensions//B.inc"
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Re: Include File Errors
lsand - Mon Apr 04 13:29:50 EDT 2011 llandale - Mon Apr 04 10:38:15 EDT 2011
Never happened to me. If it did I'd suspect this had something to do with AutoDeclare on or perhaps evalTop_. Then I'd suspect whatever Mathias says. Then I'd suspect your "addins" variable structure is misleading (i.e. you are using some other "a.inc"), but I just now proved that the install "dxl\addins" has precedence. Then I'd suspect something is playing with DOORS home. Then I'd suspect I should go ahead and post at least the exact error, and possibly the code as well.
thank you for your responses.
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Re: Include File Errors
llandale - Mon Apr 04 15:29:17 EDT 2011 lsand - Mon Apr 04 13:29:50 EDT 2011
It was indeed the variable declaration in my include file that were prefixed with an underscore that was the problem.
thank you for your responses.
An identifier is an arbitrarily long sequence of characters. The first character must be a letter; the rest of the identifier may contain letters, numerals or either of the following two symbols: _'.
Oh goodie, now we can start naming our variables with a single quote character.
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