I fixed it

[Ruslan Zasukhin]

On 4/15/06 5:38 AM, "Robert Sneidar" <bobs at twft.com> wrote:

Hi Robert,

I have not catch. 

Mistake is in our tutorial, or it was in your test stack ?

Deal is that before we upload all our tutorials we have RUN them of course,
and they have work...

> Okay this was the original error where everything started going south.
> 
> function DoAdd
>    put VDatabase_Table( mDatabase, "Person" ) into tblPerson
>    get VTable_SetBlank(tblPerson)
>    get CollectPanes()
>    get VTable_AddRecord(tblPersons)
> end DoAdd
> 
> When compiling I get an error saying:
> Type    Chunk: Can't create a variable with that name (explicit
> variables?)
> Object    Lesson1_step1
> line    put VDatabase_Table( mDatabase, "Person" ) into tblPerson
> hint    tblPerson
> 
> This code was copied and pasted into the script from the tutorial
> pdf!!! I tried changing the name of tblPerson to tblPersons, but all
> to no avail. I get the same error. The script will NOT COMPILE!

later

> Apparently, you cannot use Variable Checking in Revolution. My guess
> is that it wants you to explicitly declare variables before you use
> them. The reason why valentina_shutdown was not working (I suppose)
> is because the compiler assumed valentina_shutdown was a variable
> that had not been declared. I am not sure if this is a bug in the
> Revolution compiler, or what, but it cannot be that they check for
> variable declaration before they even check to see if there is a
> handler in the hierarchy with that name! Arrrggghhhh!

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Best regards,

Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software, Inc

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