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List of script errors (SC2)
■ Error display dialog
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Rintime Error Dialog |
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This is a script error. It occurs when you actually run a script. This error occurs when the script syntax is correct but the objects, methods, properties, variables, etc. do not actually exist. |
Compilation Error Dialog
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This is a script error. It occurs when the syntax is incorrect. It occurs when an instance is actually generated, such as when the form is actually opened. |
The meaning of each item displayed in the dialog is as follows:
•ClassId : ClassId of the control where the error occurred.
•Name: Name of the control where the error occurred (Name property).
•Index: The zero-based index of the control where the error occurred.
Only displayed for controls within a form.
Example)
Form01[3] --- The third control on the form (Form01).
Example)
Form01[3,2] --- Second control in the third group of controls on the form (Form01).
•Line : The line in the script where the error occurred.
■ Error message list
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Unexpected Semicolon ;
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A semicolon is written in an unexpected place. |
Invalid token x
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An invalid character "x" was entered. |
Invalid token x Invalid Charactor found
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An invalid character "x" was entered. |
Missing x
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The "x" statement is missing. |
Assigment operation on a constant x
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An invalid operation "x" has been written for a constant. |
Unmatching token x
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The meaningless character "x" is written. |
Identifier contains dot character x
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The variable or function name contains a dot character "x". |
Duplicate declaration of Identifier x
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The variable name or function name "x" is defined multiple times. |
Unable to Resolve Identifier x
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"x" was referenced at runtime, but could not be found. |
Unable to create array x
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Unable to create array 'x'. |
Invalid Index value for colon operator :
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An invalid array operator was specified. |
Invalid number of arguments x
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Mismatched number of arguments when calling function 'x'. |
Function execution stops for x
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The call to function 'x' failed. |