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Perhaps they have a 3:rd party lib that interferes?

Perhaps theres something corrupting when the code is cut and paste from the browser.

Is there any chance you could provide the file as a download?

The code is great and works.

So does RSet, however a while back in a project I ran into the same problem and ended up doing a workaround:

  ProcedureReturn Right(ReplaceString(RSet(str,sz)," ","0"),sz)

I thought maybe a later version of PB had dropped the fill character option and the docs hadn't caught up. But now I try again and ProcedureReturn RSet(str,sz,"0") works. Go figure.

I'm stumped too.

Tomorrow, I'll check the source file with a hex editor, perhaps something was injected by the cutting it from this forum and pasting it into the IDE, something that stumps the PB parser as well...

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Problem solved:

I found out, that installing PB versions over one another is a bad idea. I had a 3.8 demo and after registering, I installed 3.81 over the old demo 3.8. Bad idea!
After starting with a clean slate and installing PB anew, the problem went away.

tejon wrote:i am stumped, it compiles just fine on my machine.
does anyone else have problems compiling the updated routine

Do those of you having problems compiling this have the StringLibraryEx userlibrary installed?
Could be a clash in commands, as that lib has a command called RSet().

Worked fine here.
Freshly installed 3.81 on WinXP w/SP2.

both the download version
and cutNpaste from forums
(although there are
differences in the code)
still works here v3.81
Joe

Doesn't work anymore with 4.30.

wow... EPIC BUMP

... not surprizing for me a code for 3.81 doesn't work with 4.30

perhaps anyone kept the include updated thru the versions?

Kaeru Gaman wrote:wow... EPIC BUMP

... not surprizing for me a code for 3.81 doesn't work with 4.30

perhaps anyone kept the include updated thru the versions?

I know, I found it in my hd and as it was interesting, I thought that maybe we have forgot it

A very useful library. I wouldn't mind tackling it.. if it wasn't written in assembly.

I don't know what's happening here, I have been using Eval() since downloading a version October 2005, but after copying and pasting this one I get "C.5ADA82B70B59E0000e-0017" returned whatever I enter. Even something simple like “debug eval("25*5")”.

The previous version works perfectly and has been used by me in my calculator program almost everyday for years, which is why I can't understand what's happening with this version.


EDIT while typing this it seems the answer has been supplied, V4.30

Here on the German forum is something similar, which works for PB 4.30, does not contain ASM code, and can easily be extended.

Regards, Little John