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Post by toml12953 on May 6, 2024 7:52:10 GMT
Is there any way to turn off editing errors such as entering a line like
FOR i=1 to 10
I know there's no NEXT to pair with it. I haven't typed that line yet so I don't need to see an error on the FOR line. It's distracting me from real syntax errors. I'd like to see errors like this only at compile time. Is there a way to do that with options? I didn't see one.
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Aaditya Parashar
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Just somebody with an abnormal coding routine.
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Post by Aaditya Parashar on May 6, 2024 8:09:00 GMT
Goto QB64 Options and turn off Syntax Checker. This is the only way I know. But it will disadvantageous as it won't check the other lines of code.
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Post by bplus on May 6, 2024 15:45:19 GMT
welcome toml12953 looks like AP has solution for you. me, i just got so used to ignoring errors that i never paid attention to what it says down below until i am ready to run what I had written and compiler refuses because of some problem. if i can't figure it then i actually read what it says and fix... i probably test things every 5-10 lines i edit, i blunder my way to successful code!
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