Bug? Missuse of the Exit keword not traped

[ivan.tellez]

I accidentally write

If State = True Then Exit

And I get an error in the C++ code:

b4r_main.cpp:287:11: error: break statement not within loop or switch
if (true) break;};

I had another, more complex if just afther that line, so, I tried to fix that one . Until I realized that I must have used return.

Shouldn't the B4X compiler catch this error (Detect that there is no current loop to exit) before it creates the C++ code?

 

[Erel]

This is not considered a bug. The B4R compiler will not catch all errors. Note that the IDE shows you the error line when such errors occur.

 

[ivan.tellez]

This is not considered a bug. The B4R compiler will not catch all errors. Note that the IDE shows you the error line when such errors occur.

Maybe Im missing something, but I cant see the error line of the B4R code. The error and line, are from the C++ code. How can I see what line of the B4R code was the bug in?

Is not posible to have a warning (or better an error), like the one of the variable i in the picture? "Exit statement not within loop or switch."

 

[Erel]

The cursor should jump to the relevant line.

Is not posible to have a warning (or better an error)

You posted it as a bug report. My answer is that it is not considered a bug.