Errors

On the Errors tab, you can see all possible errors or other types of the compiler messages. You can read suggestions on how to fix the code and in which line the compiler message exists.

These types of compiler messages are available:

  • Error
  • Warning
  • Information
  • Debug

You must click the Validate button to activate the Errors tab. The tab shows errors from the main process and all the included processes.

If you receive an error message, then your code is not valid. You must fix the process and validate it again.

By default, the Errors tab shows compiler messages from included processes. To configure this setting, right-click on Errors and clear the Show Messages for Includes check box.

If you click on the error line, the cursor is moved to the line where the error is located. If the error message comes from an included process, the process is opened in a new editor.

Warning messages enable you to improve your process. However, they do not affect validity of your code. The code is still valid regardless of the number of warnings that are produced by the compiler.