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For some reason that I have not been able to see/understand, the code below always produces the following error message:

Error: Missing subscript dimensions in "Dim" statement.

I've extremely carefully and minutely examined the code, over and over again at least 100 times and yet I can see absolutely nothing wrong.  Obviously, I'm blind to the problem, so I'm asking for a second pair of eyes to examine this code fragment in hopes that someone else can see it. 

Const $Cmy_VidMasterEmptyVal = "[EMPTY_{6FCB4B86-2DD5-46AB-8EF2-81DFE9C83F7B}]"
Const $CMy_VidMasterNumKeyValItems = 23
Const $Cmy_VidMasterKeyValItem[$CMy_VidMasterNumKeyValItems][3] = _
        [ ["BatchTool", "LatestOpenSaveFolderName", $Cmy_VidMasterEmptyVal], _
          ["ClipEdit", "LatestKeyframeFolderName", ""], _
          ["ClipEdit\Display", "StillImageSaveFolderName", "C:\Temp"],_
          ["General", "MyDocumentDefaultPath", $Cmy_VidMasterEmptyVal], _
          ["General", "OutputFolderName", $Cmy_VidMasterEmptyVal], _
          ["General", "TemporaryFolderName", ""], _
          ["General\Proxy", "FileFolderName", "C:\Temp"], _
          ["Input", "LatestFileOpenFolderName", ""], _
          ["Output", "LatestOutputFolderName", ""], _
          ["Output\ChooseExport", "LatestSelectTemplateFolderName", $Cmy_VidMasterEmptyVal], _
          ["OutputSetting", "MultiOutFileName", ""], _
          ["Project", "LatestProjectOpenFolderName", ""], _
          ["Project", "LatestProjectSaveFolderName", ""], _
          ["Timeline\Display", "StillImageSaveFolderName", "C:\Temp"], _
          ["Timeline\Explorer", "LastFolderName",  "C:\Temp"], _
          ["Wizard", "CopyToHDDFolderName", $Cmy_VidMasterEmptyVal], _
          ["Wizard", "DVRMSConvertFolderName", $Cmy_VidMasterEmptyVal], _
          ["Wizard", "DVRMSSourceFolderName", $Cmy_VidMasterEmptyVal], _
          ["Wizard", "FileCopyFolderName", $Cmy_VidMasterEmptyVal], _
          ["Wizard", "LatestSelectCaptureFileName", $Cmy_VidMasterEmptyVal], _
          ["Wizard", "LatestSelectCaptureFolderName", $Cmy_VidMasterEmptyVal], _
          ["Wizard\Capture", "BaseFileName", $Cmy_VidMasterEmptyVal], _
          ["Wizard\Capture", "FolderName", $Cmy_VidMasterEmptyVal] ]
;

If you view that code in SciTE, you will confirm that all the square brackets balance exactly, that all the initialization data in the second dimension ("[3]") contains exactly three elements, and the final character on all the lines but the last are proper continuation characters/undersigns.

I have completely confirmed that these lines are definitely the cause of the problem. Note that there is no syntax or other error produced during the compilation/build; the error message I get is reported only at run time.

What am I doing wrong?

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This line:

["ClipEdit\Display", "StillImageSaveFolderName", "C:\Temp"],_

Is missing the space after the comma and before the line continuation character

["ClipEdit\Display", "StillImageSaveFolderName", "C:\Temp"], _

Subtle difference but important.

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forgot your space before the _ in this line

["ClipEdit\Display", "StillImageSaveFolderName", "C:\Temp"],_

 

If @error Then
    MsgBox(262192, "", @ComputerName & " slaps " & @UserName & " around a bit with a large trout!")
EndIf

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Ach!! I knew it had to be something small, but as I said, I just couldn't see it even though it was right there in front of me! :>

My sincere thanks to both BrewManNH & alienclone for their much better eyesight!

 

 

 

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i didnt catch it, SciTE did.

it shows the line that errored. then below it shows where at in the line the error occured with   "^ERROR"


["ClipEdit", "LatestKeyframeFolderName", ""], ["ClipEdit\Display", "StillImageSaveFolderName", "C:\Temp"],_
["ClipEdit", "LatestKeyframeFolderName", ""], ["ClipEdit\Display", "StillImageSaveFolderName", "C:\Temp"],^ ERROR

 

If @error Then
    MsgBox(262192, "", @ComputerName & " slaps " & @UserName & " around a bit with a large trout!")
EndIf

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