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1/ the argument QuietCompile (now CompileFlags in IDL) is not well enforced
and has now 3 possible values (0,1, [2 : implied print])
1a/ quietCompile = p1->True(); is not OK (odd/even effect)
1b/ line 1553 is always verbose, even if flag asks to be quiet ...
RetCode retCode = caller->Interpreter()->execute( progAST);
e.g. : ok=EXECUTE("a = ABCDEF(/version)", flag) & print, ok
(assuming ABCDEF does not exist)
if flag=0 then message should appears (syntax error)
if flag != 0 then no message at all
2/ A new argument was added to EXECUTE(), I will (try to)
add it in the arg. number but it will not be enforced
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As reported by @alaingdl at SF.net (https://sourceforge.net/p/gnudatalanguage/bugs/692/):
two weakness in EXECUTE()
1/ the argument QuietCompile (now CompileFlags in IDL) is not well enforced
and has now 3 possible values (0,1, [2 : implied print])
1a/ quietCompile = p1->True(); is not OK (odd/even effect)
1b/ line 1553 is always verbose, even if flag asks to be quiet ...
RetCode retCode = caller->Interpreter()->execute( progAST);
e.g. : ok=EXECUTE("a = ABCDEF(/version)", flag) & print, ok
(assuming ABCDEF does not exist)
if flag=0 then message should appears (syntax error)
if flag != 0 then no message at all
2/ A new argument was added to EXECUTE(), I will (try to)
add it in the arg. number but it will not be enforced
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: