Hi,
Well, today' headache is over an Error 466.
From the log:
Error 466 in C:\MISSWEBMAP\SomeIncludeFile.INC(1887:010): Duplicate name definition
Line 1887: FUNCTION SomeFuncName(BYVAL Alpha AS BYTE, BYVAL Red AS BYTE, BYVAL Green AS BYTE, BYVAL Blue AS BYTE) AS LONG
Fortunately, I understand all the words, and I understand what the excellent PB9 Help file has to say about this problem. I also searched the Windows forum here, and I think I understand what they have to say -- But I can't tell if those posts apply to this problem.
Unfortunately, I've checked the .BAS file, and all the include files, and I cannot locate *any* other occurence of the function name.
But, when I follow the troubleshooting tip, and place my #INCLUDE *before* the Win32API.inc, then I get other errors. In any event, SomeFuncName is not referenced anywhere in the WN32API.inc.
I'm recovering from a motherboard crash, and so there may be some items that are not correctly installed yet, but then I'd expect a "bad or missing" type of error.
Help, anyone?
Sincerely,
Ken
Well, today' headache is over an Error 466.
From the log:
Error 466 in C:\MISSWEBMAP\SomeIncludeFile.INC(1887:010): Duplicate name definition
Line 1887: FUNCTION SomeFuncName(BYVAL Alpha AS BYTE, BYVAL Red AS BYTE, BYVAL Green AS BYTE, BYVAL Blue AS BYTE) AS LONG
Fortunately, I understand all the words, and I understand what the excellent PB9 Help file has to say about this problem. I also searched the Windows forum here, and I think I understand what they have to say -- But I can't tell if those posts apply to this problem.
Unfortunately, I've checked the .BAS file, and all the include files, and I cannot locate *any* other occurence of the function name.
But, when I follow the troubleshooting tip, and place my #INCLUDE *before* the Win32API.inc, then I get other errors. In any event, SomeFuncName is not referenced anywhere in the WN32API.inc.
I'm recovering from a motherboard crash, and so there may be some items that are not correctly installed yet, but then I'd expect a "bad or missing" type of error.
Help, anyone?
Sincerely,
Ken
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