In fact, the most difficult is to debug a debugger !
;)
And meanwhile, I found another error, which the compiler could not detect, it was a "logical" error : in line 364 the Sub refers to itself, instead of executing the Ser1Print (Tampon_emic).
Generally speaking, the compiler crashes if instead of an underscore, one uses the "minus" sign in a variable name ...
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PS : I think that this will only occur if the minus sign is used in a variable name LEFT of the equal sign ; it's probable that, if this happens RIGHT, the compiler will accept this as a substraction and perhaps send a message if it doesn't find the corresponding variable names, assuming that #Option Explicit is activated.
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Windows 7 64 bits pro, compiler 98.05 ...
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Please inspect and correct line 388.
There is an issue that #option explicit is NOT catching. Option explicit should have told you that the variable (in your typo) Tampn as not correct.
Thanks ... Call me MURPHY !
:)
Murphy finds a bug!!
In fact, the most difficult is to debug a debugger !
;)
And meanwhile, I found another error, which the compiler could not detect, it was a "logical" error : in line 364 the Sub refers to itself, instead of executing the Ser1Print (Tampon_emic).
Generally speaking, the compiler crashes if instead of an underscore, one uses the "minus" sign in a variable name ...
Last edit: Bertrand BAROTH 2019-05-29
PS : I think that this will only occur if the minus sign is used in a variable name LEFT of the equal sign ; it's probable that, if this happens RIGHT, the compiler will accept this as a substraction and perhaps send a message if it doesn't find the corresponding variable names, assuming that #Option Explicit is activated.
Yes. The construct of variable is not working as expected.