Beta 1.77 large code modules

stevel05

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I attach a file that has a large code module (taken from an app so it won't compile as is) but it shows a problem with the large code module.

When I load it I can see down to line 1258, if I click the - sign it shows more lines but incorrectly formatted.

Keep clicking the - or + if it changes and things start to get weird.
 

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rbsoft

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Yes, I have the same problem with the above project. Problems start with line 1258. I cannot scroll any further down.

(See attached screenshot)

I opened the file in PSPad (see screen shot 2) and there line 1258 appears as line 1263.

Rolf
 

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klaus

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Works fine for me.
Just one point, for Sub OrientationLock_Click the - sign is missing.
There is a Tab sign between Sub and Orientation_Click.
Removing the Tab and replacing it by a space works as expected.

Best regards.
 

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OK, here they are!

Rolf
 
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Seems like the whole missing text is appended to the last line. You can horizontally scroll the view to see it (I'm guessing as I'm still unable to reproduce it).

@rbsoft can you please try to play with it and see if you are able to add more lines before this line, or delete this line and see if something changes?
 
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Yes, that is exactly the case.
 
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Adding lines before is possible. It is the same line where the problem remains.
 

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I am using Windows XP Pro SP3, normal DPI settings. Regional settings are German.

I do not know what the B4A editor is based on (maybe Scintilla or so). Could it be that another editor based on the same runtime causes the problem? (Just an idea...)

Rolf
 
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Could it be that another editor based on the same runtime causes the problem? (Just an idea...)
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The editor is based on a third party component which is included in the project. Other editors cannot affect it.

Please see if you can reproduce it with a different project. Just select all and do some copy & pasting.
 
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It's kind of weird. I created a new project, added a code module, and pasted some subs from other projects into it. Here the problem starts at line 1281 (see scrnshot). The file size is sufficient smaller, 37 compare to 57 kb.
 

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agraham

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This is very odd. In your screenshot in post #10 there is a box character where the problem appears to start indicating an unknown character. However looking with a hex editor I see nothing wrong at that point in the file and it behaves properly for me in the IDE.

The line number difference between the IDE and another text editor is expected as there are additional information lines at the beginning which the IDE doesn't count as program lines.
 
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klaus

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I get the same problem on my 'old' computer with Windows XP SP3.
Also with the SQLiteDB and the GPSExample programs.
It seems that with files bigger than ~33kbytes the problem appears.
I copied the code until the last corect line from the big files into a new module.
In two examples the file size of these modules is about 33kbytes.

Best regards.
 
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Version 3.5

I see you have v4.0 installed.
 
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