Re: undefined procedure problem [message #15891] |
Mon, 21 June 1999 00:00  |
Kristine Hensel
Messages: 26 Registered: June 1999
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Hi,
Just an update ...
I tried both (1) and (2) of Martin's suggestions, and got the same
"undefined procedure" error message. I also get the same error if,
instead of calling comment_ev, I try to call another event-handling
procedure that works fine in other contexts.
I also tried R. Bauer's suggestion of making sure that the event=
keyword in cw_form is given a string - in that case, I got an error
message saying that my string variable (event_string='comment_ev') was
an undefined procedure.
So I've given up on using cw_form for now. In hindsight, it wouldn't
have saved me that much programming anyway.
Thanks for the tips,
Kristine
P.S. Thanks, Martin, for your advice in (3) - I'll keep that in mind
next time I have a mysterious problem!
Martin Schultz wrote:
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> maybe I am the wrong one to answer (because I am not that much into
> widgets), but perhaps the following tips can help:
> (1) try a call to resolve_routine,'comment_ev' before you call cw_form.
> That should ensure it gets compiled before cw_form is registered with
> xmanager.
> (2) try to put comment_ev in a seperate file with that name and make
> sure it is in the IDL !PATH.
> (3) if (2) works, my suspicion would be that comment_ev is embedded in a
> file after the routine that bears the name of the file. That's always
> dangerous.
>
> Good luck,
> Martin.
>
>
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