Compiler Issue

[kpassaur]

This is on one script with ver 11.

When I compile the script when it runs I get an Error on line 0 if I use
/HIDE /NOSTOPKEY /NOSYSTRAY



Works
// COMPILE_OPTS|C:\parsetext\parsefileprogram.exe|C:\Documents and Settings\Keith Passaur\My Documents\Icons\pdffiler.ico|CONSOLE=0|INCLUDES=1| /LOGFILE=\dev\nul /NOSYSTRAY
// COMPILE_OPTS|C:\parsetext\parsefileprogram.exe|C:\Documents and Settings\Keith Passaur\My Documents\Icons\pdffiler.ico|CONSOLE=0|INCLUDES=1| /LOGFILE=\dev\nul
// COMPILE_OPTS|C:\parsetext\parsefileprogram.exe|C:\Documents and Settings\Keith Passaur\My Documents\Icons\pdffiler.ico|CONSOLE=0|INCLUDES=1| /LOGFILE=\dev\nul /NOSYSTRAY /HIDE

Fails
// COMPILE_OPTS|C:\parsetext\parsefileprogram.exe|C:\Documents and Settings\Keith Passaur\My Documents\Icons\pdffiler.ico|CONSOLE=0|INCLUDES=1| /LOGFILE=\dev\nul /HIDE /NOSTOPKEY /NOSYSTRAY

Any idea as to why, In this example the complete error message is

Line: 0 Error with Let>HID "some ASSCII Character", = Missing

I have tried it numerous ways and one time it was STOPK"some ASSCII Character", = Missing

I say some ASCII Character but I could not find it in my ASCII Character chart it looks sort or like a lower case a, but I believe it is something else.

Does anyone know what would cause this to fail? The same commands seem to work on other Scripts.

[kpassaur]

The same issue is happening on other scripts as well. Always a line0 error

// COMPILE_OPTS|C:\parsetext\Outputjobs\monitorjobs.exe|C:\Documents and Settings\Keith Passaur\My Documents\Icons\pdffiler.ico|CONSOLE=0|INCLUDES=0| /LOGFILE=\dev\nul /NOSYSTRAY /HIDE /NOSTOPKEY

This one returns an error line as well when compiled, it runs fine without being compiled and when this line is used

// COMPILE_OPTS|C:\parsetext\Outputjobs\monitorjobs.exe|C:\Documents and Settings\Keith Passaur\My Documents\Icons\pdffiler.ico|CONSOLE=0|INCLUDES=1| /LOGFILE=\dev\nul /NOSTOPKEY

[Marcus Tettmar]

Very odd. I can reproduce. But if I change the order and put /NOSTOPKEY before the /LOGFILE= part it works fine. Try this:

// COMPILE_OPTS|C:\parsetext\Outputjobs\monitorjobs.exe|C:\Documents and Settings\Keith Passaur\My Documents\Icons\pdffiler.ico|CONSOLE=0|INCLUDES=0| /NOSYSTRAY /HIDE /NOSTOPKEY /LOGFILE=\dev\nul

That seems to work for me.

I'll see if I can find out what is going on here. In the mean time try the workaround above.

[kpassaur]

The work around works. I have been trying different combinations for hours and sometimes it worked sometimes not. I was just checking option combinations not the order.