Enumeration not understood by the Linux compiler?

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Enumeration not understood by the Linux compiler?

Post by NelsonN »

Hi all,

I just bought PureBasic yesterday and, after understanding something about the Visual Designer, I started putting together the forms for a simple program. I then tried to compile these forms in Linux to see what I would get.

I got this error:


>>Code in Common.pb:

; PureBasic Visual Designer v3.81 build 1323


;- Window Constants
;
Enumeration <<<--- Linux compiler has a problem here?
#Window_0 <<<--- and here?
EndEnumeration


>>pbcompiler error:

******************************************
PureBasic Linux x86 v3.50
******************************************

Loading external modules...
Starting compilation...
Including source code... (Common.pb)

Line 7: Error in the included file 'Common.pb'
Line 6: Syntax Error !


Any help in understanding this problem will be appreciated.
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Post by GedB »

Nelson,

The Enumeration command was introduced in 3.8, which is promised for Linux soon.
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And yes, very soon according to the grapevine :-)
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Karbon wrote:And yes, very soon according to the grapevine :-)
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