I recently reinstalled my computer, including Clarion - but now when I try to navigate to an error (without going back to the Application tree) I get the following error:
Any way to disable this? I didn’t have to do it in the past and it’s pretty cumbersome I have to now…
This is caused by generating and compiling an app from inside a procedure and not the appgen tree, and then errors being detected in a procedure, where the errors can be editted inside the embed editor source.
If you generate and compile from the AppGen tree, you wont see this error.
The problem occurs when you stay on the Procedure Properties click Save then Click Build, and have errors.
Is it possible to change that? Like I said before - didn’t had the issue before the reinstall
Is this really an issue? In the past, Clarion versions (especially before 10) allowed the user to use key words as variable names (i.e. - CODE). They have fixed this. As a best practice, I suspect that you should have to close a procedure you have open before allowing you to open another one for editing. I ran into this during my ongoing conversion of a suite of 6.3 tools to Clarion 11. It only took me a few times of trying to do this to adopt my way of thinking to the “correct” paradigm. (Whether it is “correct” or more in line with the rest of the programming word, I am not willing to argue, but it is the new Clarion “correct” way.)
