G GaryK4 Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 22, 2017 #1 These are some minor issues. I don't know if I am doing something wrong. This item tells me that the variable is unused. However it is used on the next line. I get many of these and I just ignore them because I don't know which ones are real warnings. This item is about the variable display. If I place the cursor over the first statement in the following (3) statement line, it shows me the value. However if I place it over the second or third, it does not.
These are some minor issues. I don't know if I am doing something wrong. This item tells me that the variable is unused. However it is used on the next line. I get many of these and I just ignore them because I don't know which ones are real warnings. This item is about the variable display. If I place the cursor over the first statement in the following (3) statement line, it shows me the value. However if I place it over the second or third, it does not.
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 22, 2017 #2 In the first question, you get the warning because you only attribute values to clx, but you don't use it, like somevariable = clx. The display of values doesn't work for multiple statements in the same line.
In the first question, you get the warning because you only attribute values to clx, but you don't use it, like somevariable = clx. The display of values doesn't work for multiple statements in the same line.
G GaryK4 Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 22, 2017 #3 klaus said: In the first question, you get the warning because you only attribute values to clx, but you don't use it, like somevariable = clx. The display of values doesn't work for multiple statements in the same line. Click to expand... The first one makes sense. Thanks The multi statements I assumed was not implemented. Thanks
klaus said: In the first question, you get the warning because you only attribute values to clx, but you don't use it, like somevariable = clx. The display of values doesn't work for multiple statements in the same line. Click to expand... The first one makes sense. Thanks The multi statements I assumed was not implemented. Thanks
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 23, 2017 #4 GaryK4 said: The multi statements I assumed was not implemented. Click to expand... Yes.
