Error - Cannot assign values to constants

[mLipok]

What this mean ?

Does anyone previously met with such a problem ?
Anyone knows a solution ?

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"Z:\TOOLs\Macro\KK_SQL.au3" (3) : ==> Cannot assign values to constants.:
Global Enum $iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123
Global Enum ^ ERROR

EDIT:

"Z:TOOLsMacroKK_SQL.au3" is one of my include file.

The most interesting is the fact that if I move a declaration of those enumerated constants to the main script, to the beginning, then all the problems disappear.

Edited June 4, 2014 by mLipok

[November]

Hi there,

Your code or part of your code would be usefull

problem with Includes maybe?

Cheers

[MrBeatnik]

Without code, I would give this advice:

A constant contains a value and can never be changed.

A variable can contain a value that can be changed.

So you are declaring a constant, and then trying to change it after declaring... can't be done.

[mLipok]

I know.
It is a little big , confusing and written a long time ago script.
Therefore, even for me as the author he is often problematic.
For now, I'm just asking.
Following the problem for several days. Tonight I will be analyzed in depth.
But I ask because maybe someone had a similar problem and somehow can show me the correct way.

When I find the pixie, then of course I will write a relationship with hunting.

[MrBeatnik]

What is the code from line 1 - 3 on "Z:TOOLsMacroKK_SQL.au3" ?

[guinness]

I am unfamiliar with that error message.

[mLipok]

Without code, I would give this advice:

A constant contains a value and can never be changed.

A variable can contain a value that can be changed.

So you are declaring a constant, and then trying to change it after declaring... can't be done.

 

I do not use this const I mean:

$iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123

EDIT: this const name was changed be me specialy to be sure it is not used everywhere in my scirpt

I can rename them form example:

"Z:\TOOLs\Macro\KK_SQL.au3" (3) : ==> Cannot assign values to constants.:
Global Enum $iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123_MrBeatnik
Global Enum ^ ERROR

Edited June 4, 2014 by mLipok

[mLipok]

What is the code from line 1 - 3 on "Z:TOOLsMacroKK_SQL.au3" ?

 

I do another test:

here is 3 first line:

Global Enum $iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123_MrBeatnik1
Global Enum $iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123_MrBeatnik2
Global Enum $iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123_MrBeatnik3

and output:

"Z:\TOOLs\Macro\KK_SQL.au3" (1) : ==> Cannot assign values to constants.:
Global Enum $iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123_MrBeatnik1
Global Enum ^ ERROR

[MrBeatnik]

 

I do another test:

here is 3 first line:

Global Enum $iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123_MrBeatnik1
Global Enum $iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123_MrBeatnik2
Global Enum $iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123_MrBeatnik3

and output:

"Z:\TOOLs\Macro\KK_SQL.au3" (1) : ==> Cannot assign values to constants.:
Global Enum $iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123_MrBeatnik1
Global Enum ^ ERROR

 

I don't get this issue.

Const Enum in my include works fine:

test1.au3:

#include <test2.au3>
msgbox(0,"End test", "Complete")

test2.au3:

Global Enum $iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123_MrBeatnik1
Global Enum $iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123_MrBeatnik2
Global Enum $iSQL_PodstawoweDaneAdresowe_Nazwa123_MrBeatnik3
msgbox (0,"Include Works","No errors detected")

Edited June 4, 2014 by MrBeatnik

[mLipok]

and it is the funniest thing: hunt down a bug

funniest I mean in developing programs

find a bug and remove it
PRICELESS

[guinness]

Maybe send me a ZIP of your files and I can have a look for you? PM me.

[Melba23]

mLipok,

Same offer here.

M23

[mLipok]

thanks for the offers.

But wait a moment I have solution.
Error usual routine as it is sometimes stems from nescience, in this case of my ignorance.

The issue is related with #include-once

I do a repro in few minutes an all will be clear.

[guinness]

mLipok,

Same offer here.

M23

Oi, to the back of the queue Melba23!

[Melba23]

guinness,

At once, o mighty and powerful Dev person!

M23

[mLipok]

Eliminating mistakes everyone learns. Today again I've learned something.

Just one time, to one UDFa, I added to this script at the beginning of the new variables

And just look in attachment what happened

EDIT: ANSWER: recursion

include-once.ZIP

Edited June 4, 2014 by mLipok

[guinness]

That's why I have never seen that error because I always add #include-once to the very top of the script regardless of whether or not I am using Jos' directives. It's at least good to know for the future. Thanks mLipok.

 

guinness,

At once, o mighty and powerful Dev person!

M23

Better!

[mLipok]

regardless of whether or not I am using Jos' directives.

 

which one directive?

Edited June 4, 2014 by mLipok

[guinness]

which one directive?

I meant #include-once goes above #AutoItWrapper_* directives always in my scripts.

[mLipok]

I meant #include-once goes above #AutoItWrapper_* directives always in my scripts.

 

Do you add them to all UDF - include files ?