B bobsteamer Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 5, 2011 #1 I am creating/editing a large program. Is there a limit on the number of "Dim" statements in a program? When I type in "." I don't get the methods e.g. mystring.Length. I am working in a Code Module (but it doesn't work in the Main Module either) All my "Dim" statements are declared in the "Sub Process_Globals". Is there a setting that I have switched off?
I am creating/editing a large program. Is there a limit on the number of "Dim" statements in a program? When I type in "." I don't get the methods e.g. mystring.Length. I am working in a Code Module (but it doesn't work in the Main Module either) All my "Dim" statements are declared in the "Sub Process_Globals". Is there a setting that I have switched off?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 5, 2011 #2 There is no limit. The autocomplete will fail when the subs are not declared correctly. Try to compile your program and see if there is no such error. Upvote 0
There is no limit. The autocomplete will fail when the subs are not declared correctly. Try to compile your program and see if there is no such error.
boten Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 5, 2011 #3 I encountered this too ("." not giving the methods). This usually happens when i start coding a new Sub. The solution is to add the "End Sub" stmt, then methods are visible, As Erel said the sub is not "proper" until there's "End Sub" Upvote 0
I encountered this too ("." not giving the methods). This usually happens when i start coding a new Sub. The solution is to add the "End Sub" stmt, then methods are visible, As Erel said the sub is not "proper" until there's "End Sub"