OK,i am getting this error alot lately,as i cannot seem to make ANY For - Next loop inside functions,or it will give me some weird error it cant find a structure.

I thought lets reboot,but it still gives me the error.Here is a screenshot attached,any fix for this?

DBP V1.062

Maybe a mistyped function?
Its hard to see on that picture.

I could upload a bigger version,but it is one that did work before,but all of a sudden it did not want to compile For - Next loops anymore inside functions,and i dont really want to mess up the FreshGUI functions,as those worked perfectly.

[1] Trying to get contextual help on code with an image is pure larceny at its finest.

as i cannot seem to make ANY For - Next loop inside functions,or it will give me some weird error it cant find a structure

[2] what code test can you supply that demonstrates the problem in a neat little package.

[3] why are you using 6.2, as well?, Im not one to upgrade so easily as im a 6.3 kid, but why 6.2?

It looks like you might be trying to use a global variable as an iterator, which doesn't work.

It'd be helpful if you would actually show the line of code that the error appears on, rather than hiding it.

Hmm,didnt know that that line was so important,but it SHOULD WORK as i didnt code it,and it worked before.Just my compiler quits wanting to compile For-Next loops within functions after a while,and will only do so again if i make a new project,and copying it will let it give the error again.

for y=list_min to list_max

thats the line though,FreshGUI 2.1 code,and it should work,didnt use any of those variables.If you need my full code ill provide it.

It sounds to me like you've made 'y' a global variable somewhere.

Just skimming - and that is a weird restriction. Global Var can not be used as iterator. hmm. Not restrictive I suppose but its a first for me... and like my "signature" states - I know a lot of programming languages... but admittedly they all have their quirks.

Jason P Sage

I made it global indeed,because it was important.Didnt know that was bad.

You should use globals sparingly if possible. I've never even tried to use one as an iterator.