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Re: Problem with part
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Date: 
Thu, 10 Jun 1999 11:39:20 GMT
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On Thu, 10 Jun 1999 05:51:00 GMT, "Adam Howard" <abhoward10@hotmail.com> wrote:

I've been working on part 2400 (Door 1 x 5 x 10 with 1/4 Circle Top).
I have completed the basic part of the door and am now trying to add depth.
Which is giving me problems.  I'm pretty sure I've completed all the
necessary code, but when I try to open it in LEDIT to check I receive a
run-time error 106.  At first I thought this might have to do with a recent
upgrade to win98, but this problem only occurs with this part.  I then ran
l3p and checked the file.  I found about 4 mistakes and corrected them.  And
then ran it again- l3p reported no problems.  So it should work fine now....
no luck still got the same error.

I've been over the code 3 times (it's a long code- almost 20 pages in
word--and no word is not the prob.  I always save to txt format and then
convert to dat format.  The same method I used for the other part of the
door.)

I need help.  I can't figure out what's wrong.  Would one of you please
review it and see what I might have missed?

Thanks,
Adam

Well, you didn't include the code, but I can guess what it is.  One or more of
the lines are wrapped.  I can easily duplicate this error in any file by
wrapping the end characters of a line to the next line.

You will have to go through the file very carefully to find the wrapped
line(s).  But I am pretty sure that is the problem.
Or it might be an illegal character at the beginning of a line.   Look
carefully at the zeros at the start of comment lines, and make sure there is
not a stray letter O instead.  Same thing with number 1 being a letter l.

At first, when you mentioned the length of the code, I thought it might be that
you have too many lines (over 1000) for LEdit to handle.  But that problem does
not give an error code.  It just crashes the program.
You could be close to a 1000 though, as I note that your original 2400 had
almost 800 lines in it.  Keep that in mind.

Speaking of which, how is it going with 2400 and 6105?  I thought you might
have forgotten about them.  :-)

-- Terry K --



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I've been working on part 2400 (Door 1 x 5 x 10 with 1/4 Circle Top). I have completed the basic part of the door and am now trying to add depth. Which is giving me problems. I'm pretty sure I've completed all the necessary code, but when I try to (...) (25 years ago, 10-Jun-99, to lugnet.cad.dat.parts)

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