I recently "incorrectly" had a line in Class_Globals
Public NAME_STRING As Int = "Not set"
The run time system detected the problem with an invalid floating point error message( "Not set" is of course not a floating point number and the type should have been String not Int) but the fault report did not give a line number or identify the variable concerned. Presumably because the initialisation was in Class_Globals and not in executed code.
Could this type of faulty initialisation have been detected at compile time? Perhaps limited to int and float must be assigned valid literal strings.
Public NAME_STRING As Int = "Not set"
The run time system detected the problem with an invalid floating point error message( "Not set" is of course not a floating point number and the type should have been String not Int) but the fault report did not give a line number or identify the variable concerned. Presumably because the initialisation was in Class_Globals and not in executed code.
Could this type of faulty initialisation have been detected at compile time? Perhaps limited to int and float must be assigned valid literal strings.
