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Re: Weird dialog prohibiting compilation

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Subject: Re: Weird dialog prohibiting compilation
From: Arnaud Nicolet <anic297@mac.com>
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 20:03:31 +0200
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Le 29 sept. 08 à 19:48 (soir), Peter E. Barck a écrit:

Arnaud Nicolet wrote:

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.

Global is now a reserved word.  Can't use it to name a module.

Hmm... that's right.
There's stil something not correct: usually, when you enter a reserved word as a name, you get a dialog saying, for example, "Integer is a reserved word." and the new name is not kept. Why not in that case?

Thank you!
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