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Revision as of 22:49, 1 October 2011
When the compiler encounters a syntax error it aborts the process for that script and displays a compiler error message in the Log window.
There are a couple of guidelines to remember when trying compiler error message
- The compiler reports the error when it can no longer make sense of the script: this often occurs on the line after the line containing the error.
- Several error messages end with "while compiling <include>.nss" even though the error is normally in the script being compiled not the included script.
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B
- Break outside of loop or case statement (while compiling <include>.nss)
- [explanation]
E
- Equality test has invalid operands (while compiling <include>.nss)
- [explanation]
- The include file is not normally the source of the error.
M
- Mismatched types (while compiling <include>.nss)
- The return type not matching function
- A void function has been assigned to a variable, for example void function assigned to variable, string function assigned to int variable
- The include file is not normally the source of the error.
N
- No colon after case label
- [explanation]
- No left bracket on arg list
- [explanation]
- No semicolon after expression
- The semi-colon is missing from the end of an expression
- The expression contains a typo in a keyword
- Not all control paths return a value (while compiling <include>.nss)
- A function does not have a return statement.
- One or more of logic branches in a function does not have a return statement.
- A function does not have an else or default case with a return function.
- The include file is not normally the source of the error.
P
- Parsing variable list
- The statement terminator (;) is missing from the on previous line
U
- Undefined identifier (<identifier>)
- A variable is being used before it is defined
- A string is missing its opening double-quotes mark
- Unterminated string constant
- A string is missing its closing double-quotes mark
- A line contains a rouge double-quotes mark
V
- Variable defined without type (while compiling <include>.nss)
- [explanation]
- The include file is not normally the source of the error.
