Visual Basic, Compile error oddiity

Compile error oddiity

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George Weis #1 / 2	Compile error oddiity Hello all, I wonder if anybody had the same problem sometime or can suggest a solution I get this error: Compile error Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment And the cursor highlights the last half of the line Picture1.Line (x1,y1)-(x2,y2) Quote: >>> x1,y1,x2,y2 are just dummies <<< The only way to remove the compile error is this: 1 REM out line Picture1.Line............ 2 Recompile <<< Program does not have to be run>>> 3 Remove the REM from the line above 4 Recompile...... And all is OK with the program Any suggestions...... anyone....... George
Sun, 18 Nov 2001 03:00:00 GMT

James Pars #2 / 2	Compile error oddiity I get this sort of error sometimes too. I will put in a stop statement or break out of execution to examine variables and when I restart it I get this same error. I fix it by exiting VB and getting back in. This is with VB5 SP3. Quote: >Hello all, >I wonder if anybody had the same problem >sometime or can suggest a solution >I get this error: > Compile error > Wrong number of arguments or invalid property >assignment >And the cursor highlights the last half of the >line > Picture1.Line (x1,y1)-(x2,y2) >>>> x1,y1,x2,y2 are just dummies <<< >The only way to remove the compile error is this: >1 REM out line Picture1.Line............ >2 Recompile <<< Program does not >have to be run>>> >3 Remove the REM from the line above >4 Recompile...... And all is OK with the >program >Any suggestions...... anyone....... >George
Sun, 18 Nov 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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