Several times and gotten the same results. Ive repeated the process of inserting and removing that single line of code When the new built programs were run on Mac and Linux, they reported the error as numLinesPrefix = 361īut the Windows program crashed on opening with a Runtime error sayingįailure Condition: bytesRead = mImportSection.DataLength MsgBox 'numLinesPrefix = ' + Str(numLinesPrefix) In order to check things out I inserted a single line into my error reporting code, so it read errorString='Line Number '+Str(line+1-numLinesPrefix)+': '+errorString I did it that way so if I changed the prefix to the user script, then numLinesPrefix would be adjusted to the proper value. NumLinesPrefix = CountFields(TextAreaPrefix.text, EndOfLine.OSX) It is initialized in the Open event of Window1 by: TextAreaPrefix.text = ReplaceLineEndings(TextAreaPrefix.text, EndOfLine.OSX) NumLinesPrefix is a global Integer property belonging to main Window1. In the RBScript error handling here is the code to generate that message: errorString='Line Number '+Str(line+1-numLinesPrefix)+': '+errorString Why did Windows put in 361 rather than 1?

With a bad script, such as just a, the Windows program puts up a MsgBox sayingīut the Mac and Linux programs for the same bad script put up With a good script the Windows program works perfectly. The Inspector for a Message Box can be used to change the Message, Title, Left Button and Right Button properties. Usage The easiest way to use a Message Box is to drag it from the Library onto the Layout. Show - This displays the Message Box on the screen. My project uses RBScript, so the user enters his script in a TextArea. Methods Buttons - These are the buttons to display. I have a project which successfully runs on Mac and Linux, with no problems to date.

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