Arnaud , I think Global recently became a reserved word. In my experience
these kinds of breaks in existing code tend to generate odd errors. I know
it doesn't explain why it broke today, but perhaps you can try changing the
module name and see what happens.
Keith DeLong
> Hi,
>
> Since today, I can't compile one project anymore. I'm using RB2007r3
> for this project.
> When I "Check Project for Errors" or try to run the project, instead
> of having the usual tab displaying encountered errors, I get a sheet
> window with some "fields", appearing visually like an information
> window of the Finder. That sheet has these fields:
>
> <bug icon> "An error has occurred while compiling this project"
> Message: Syntax error.
> <empty line>
> File: <Project name>.rb
> Location: Global
> Code: <empty>
>
> "Global" is the name of one of my modules (unless it really means
> something global, of course).
> There is nothing useful (syntax error usually means "unclassified
> error") and no code is shown.
>
> Why is this window displayed instead of the usual tab?
> Also, how do I know what is causing that? I already tried removing
> all the codes in this module (only the declarations have been left).
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