Internal
Error :It is an error in the software
that happens during compilation. Try to find
the line that makes this error and send it
to
the author. |
Unacceptable
variable name :A variable name mustn't
have special characters. A variable name musn't
be a reserved name as If, For, Public, etc. |
Missing
variable name :You declared a variable,
but you something is missing. This error
happens when you forget the keyword "as"
to define the variable's type and the type
itself. See
Variable
declaration
|
Expected
word :Some keywords are needed by the
compiler. if you forget "as" during
a declaration or "Then" after if,
you will get this error. |
Unknown
type :This happens when you try to declare
a variable or when defining arguments with
an unknown type. See: Variable
declaration, new
types declaration
|
Local
declaration must be in a procedure or a
function: It's explicit enough. See:
Variable
declaration
|
Main
procedure doesn't accept any arguments :You
can put arguments where you want, but the
Main procedure is special. It doesn't accept
arguments |
Return
is not allowed here :You will obtain this
when you put "Return" outside of
a function or procedure. |
A
procedure can't return a value: Only
functions can return values. Check out that
nothing is after "Return". See:
Procedure
or function declaration
|
Affectation
non allowed here :You must make affectations
in a procedure or a function. |
Undeclared
:When you use an unknown temr in an expression,
the compiler will return this error. It may
be a typing error or a non-declared variable. |
Syntax
Error :The compiler doesn't know the instruction. |
Type
without EndType :EndType keyword is
missing when you declare a new type.
See:
new types declaration
|
If
without EndIf (If sans EndIf)You put
a condition, but the "EndIf" keyword
is not put to set the end of the instructions
to execute if the condition is true. See:
Conditions
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