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Do not put a space character before or after the equal sign when using "Must_include" or "include" variables in version November 2018 version
Article Number: 000076696 | Last Modified: 2019/06/13Description
Description:
When using the MUST_INCLUDE variable a syntax error happens when you set a space between "MUST_INCLUDE" and the "=" sign (example: "$(must_include =lib://include\include.qvs);" ). The error was detected in version November 2018.
The syntax error can be recognized by a red exclamation mark on the left side of the script editor. Ignoring this error can lead to unexpected results if you want to run reload scripts.
When using the MUST_INCLUDE variable a syntax error happens when you set a space between "MUST_INCLUDE" and the "=" sign (example: "$(must_include =lib://include\include.qvs);" ). The error was detected in version November 2018.
The syntax error can be recognized by a red exclamation mark on the left side of the script editor. Ignoring this error can lead to unexpected results if you want to run reload scripts.
Cause
Cause:
This behavior is working as designed.
This behavior is working as designed.
Resolution
Solution:
Do not put a space character before or after the equal sign.
Example: "$(must_include=lib://include\include.qvs);"
Do not put a space character before or after the equal sign.
Example: "$(must_include=lib://include\include.qvs);"
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