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Maybe (I´m talking about a new feature) we could have something simpler, similar to the frequency of several value sets for te same variable, where you present the different valuesets and the user would choose which one. In the case of the id variables (common), there would be an entry for each reco...

A frequency of the id variables (common variables) work, provided we do not use any filter using variables from a record type with multiple records. For example, I want to know the ids of all persons with age > 75. The program takes the filter variables using a subscript 0, which is invalid, as in t...

This is very handy indeed, I´m using it a lot, but... In the summary, as in all the formatting pictures, it does not show the real contents of the parameter, for example, 6547 14 0.3 %p 5014 It helps to locate the error at line 6547, but for documentation purposes it would be better if the %p was re...

A very minor detail:
When a proc has code, there is a tic mark in the proc list in the left side. Good.
But when you right click in the proc name to get the dynamic popup to copy the proc name, this tic mark is disabled.

That´s what I´m doing write now, but it has to be done in a 1 by 1 basis, which is a pain in ...

Up to version 7.1 or 7.2, I do no t remember, when you had a maketext with a variable whose value was notappl it was shown as "", that is, a blank value. That was very handy because if you did not want to "polute" your output with zeros, it was just a matter of changing the varia...

Thnaks Aaron, Forget that, my fault. One of my associates broke my rule of naming dictionary variables and used x1, x2, and x9. The rule is lnn_tttt where l is a letter nn is a number (could be any number of digits ttt is a text with a minimum of 4 letters (can be more) I really emphasize that, but....

Attached.
In order to reproduce the error, change the function name liberarReserva() in line 912 to anything.
It might be related to count (or not) commented lines or lines in commented blocks {}

Look at the following code snipet: PROC PPO73_NASCIMENTO string x = maketext("%08d", $); string x1 = x[1:4]; string x2 = x[5:2]; string x3 = x[7:2]; The compiler issues an error "The symbol name 'x1' is already in use", but there is no x1 variable whatsoever. But if I write xx1 i...

The compiler detects the errors, but the editor is pointing to different lines.
Or the line numbers are wrong.
Please look at the picture.
The errors are in lines 903 and 905, but the red dots are in 888 and 890.