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Title: Using #IF constructs
Post by: Anonymous on December 26, 2004, 07:23:03 PM
Perhaps I'm missing something obvious with the following.

I have just included WSock32.inc into a new FireFly project, because I need the functionality therein.

Unfortunately when I try to compile the module the compiler pumps out error 435 - cursor is positioned on the first #ELSE line in the file, message description reads "#IF Expected".

The #IF is there about 20 lines previously. It gives the impression that FireFly is getting a bit mixed up with respect to using #IF/#ELSE/#END IF constructs.

Can anyone confirm?

Andrew
Title: Using #IF constructs
Post by: TechSupport on December 26, 2004, 09:00:41 PM
Yes, FireFly has trouble parsing #IF constructs.... This is in the FireFly FAQ in the Help file.