FIXED: Records.GoTo

[GaryVass]

Bernd,

Any idea when the Records.GoTo bug will be fixed ? (the compiler puts a space between the . and the goto, making the statement useless)... I am working in the windows version at the moment (will go back to the linux when it will compile my program I had sent you a couple of weeks ago....).

Thanks

[Slowdown]

Also @ Bernd,

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Dim dd As Dictionary = Dictionary("Hello":= 55, "World":= 99, "wow":= List(1, 2, "Hello", "World"))

Also expands to when cursor leaves the line,

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Dim dd As Dictionary = Dictionary("Hello" : = 55, "World" : = 99, "wow" : = List(1, 2, "Hello", "World"))

[berndnoetscher]

Bernd,

Any idea when the Records.GoTo bug will be fixed ? (the compiler puts a space between the . and the goto, making the statement useless)... I am working in the windows version at the moment (will go back to the linux when it will compile my program I had sent you a couple of weeks ago....).

Thanks

Sorry about this. I thought it has been already be solved.

[berndnoetscher]

Bernd,

Any idea when the Records.GoTo bug will be fixed ? (the compiler puts a space between the . and the goto, making the statement useless)... I am working in the windows version at the moment (will go back to the linux when it will compile my program I had sent you a couple of weeks ago....).

Thanks

Sorry about this. I thought it has been already be solved.

Just fixed it. Will come with the next version the next days...

[berndnoetscher]

Also @ Bernd,

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Dim dd As Dictionary = Dictionary("Hello":= 55, "World":= 99, "wow":= List(1, 2, "Hello", "World"))

Also expands to when cursor leaves the line,

Code: Select all

Dim dd As Dictionary = Dictionary("Hello" : = 55, "World" : = 99, "wow" : = List(1, 2, "Hello", "World"))

Just fixed this as well. Thanks.