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[jellis00]

Norm, I cut/pasted some of Mackrackit's code for a ConnectOne WiFi module into FineLine and see something I can't figure out as shown in this code snippet:

DIP:
IF !ADR[1] AND !ADR[1] AND !ADR[2] AND !ADR[3]THEN SEROUT2 PORTC.3,16780,[" NOT "]
SEROUT2 PORTC.3,16780,[" CONNECTED ",$d,$a]
SEROUT2 PORTC.3,16780,["ADR - " ,DEC3 ADR[0],".",DEC3 ADR[1],".",DEC3 ADR[2],".",DEC3 ADR[3],$d,$a] PAUSE 1000
RETURN

The actual code listing in FineLine shows a red "0" at the beginning of the IF statement line. I tried to delete it and it won't delete. What is this red "0" signifying or trying to tell me?

[Normnet]

Norm, I cut/pasted some of Mackrackit's code for a ConnectOne WiFi module into FineLine and see something I can't figure out as shown in this code snippet:

The actual code listing in FineLine shows a red "0" at the beginning of the IF statement line. I tried to delete it and it won't delete. What is this red "0" signifying or trying to tell me?

The red "O" is for orphan.
FineLine is telling you a corresponding Endif is missing.
See screenshot in previous post.

Norm

[HenrikOlsson]

Norm,
In your screenshot the ENDIF is missing but in the code snippet Jellis posted it's not missing since the IF statement is a "one-liner"

IF !ADR[1] AND !ADR[1] AND !ADR[2] AND !ADR[3]THEN SEROUT2 PORTC.3,16780,[" NOT "]

/Henrik.

[Normnet]

Norm,
In your screenshot the ENDIF is missing but in the code snippet Jellis posted it's not missing since the IF statement is a "one-liner"

IF !ADR[1] AND !ADR[1] AND !ADR[2] AND !ADR[3]THEN SEROUT2 PORTC.3,16780,[" NOT "]

/Henrik.

PBP V2.50C gives the following error:
Compiler: Error[Line XXX]: If without a matching ENDIF.

Norm

[HenrikOlsson]

Hi Norm,

Really? That's a surprise....It compiles without error here (on v2.44):

Weird... I'll try it on 2.6 tonight.

/Henrik.

[mackrackit]

I did that before FL. It does work with PBP 2.6.
I just tried it with FL and got the "O", but it compiled..

[Normnet]

I did that before FL. It does work with PBP 2.6.
I just tried it with FL and got the "O", but it compiled..

I'll fix it for the next version of FL.
A workaround is to keep a space in front of the "Then".


Norm