Variable used without being declared

[Pablos544]

Hi All,

I keep getting 'variable used without being declared' when I run my script.Problem is the line number is wrong, it says like Line 3792 which is the line number after the #include files have been put in.  

It's not very helpful because there is no mention of which variable it is, and I have no idea where on the script it is.

Anything I can do?  Short of going through each variable line by line making sure it is declared??

The AutoIt3 Script in question is a compiled EXE.  I'm not sure if running it first as a non-EXE would give me more additional useful information which would be ideal but the script can only be tested as an EXE.

Thanks, All.

Pablo.

[water]

Running your script in SciTE will definitely give you a more detailed error information. E.g.:

Quote

"C:\temp\Test.au3"(17,21) : warning: $pid: possibly used before declaration.
            ProcessClose($pid)
            ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^

 

[232showtime]

 

autoit  tells you where the error is ,

31 minutes ago, Pablos544 said:

Line 3792

that's where the error is, check the left side of autoit editor.

it is much better if you will show your script.

[Pablos544]

1 hour ago, water said:

Running your script in SciTE will definitely give you a more detailed error information. E.g.:

 

Sup water , 232showtime,

Yes I kind of guessed that running the script in SciTE will show much better errors like that 'Variable ...being declared.'  Problem I'm having is this script has to check  cmdLine[1]  for an input file which actually thinking about it I suppose I could 'fake' couldn't I?? Then I could see what it does in a safe environment.

I think the Line 3792 is the 'expanded' line after the #included.... lines have been put in.

I think it is also possible to calculate the actual line by adding how many lines each #include ... file is.

Cheers, guys! You've been very helpful!! 

Pablo.

[water]

Yes, you can fake the command line in SciTE. Try Shift-F8.

[Pablos544]

48 minutes ago, water said:

Yes, you can fake the command line in SciTE. Try Shift-F8.

 

Awsome water thank you so much!  The faking attitude has done the job spot on.

Now I'm getting awesome error messages: "Line 11 (File .....) $sThisThat ^ ERROR  Error: Variable used without being declared"

whoa!!! 

Thanks!!

Pablo.

[water]

[Pablos544]

1 hour ago, water said:

Sorry I couldn't resist  I see you're doing some nice work water keep up the good work it's much appreciated! take care buddy

[water]

I will do my very best