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Skreboy

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Posted 29 November 2004 - 21:58

Hello,

I have some problems in showing the progress of copy data.

I try to show the copy-progress-bar with following code:

CODE

function MoveFileData()
number nResult, nDisk;
begin
   nDisk = 1;
     // initialise display of actual state of copy
SetStatusWindow( 0, "" );

     // enable display of actual state of copy
ENABLE( STATUS ); //[#]
     // activate link between data transfer and display
     // of percentage
StatusUpdate( ON, 100 );
     // transfer and decompress data
nResult = FeatureMoveData( MEDIA, nDisk, 0 );
     // handle errors - see function below
HandleMoveDataError( nResult );
     // disable display of actual state of copy
DISABLE( STATUS );
return nResult;
end;


Bu I always geht the error-msg that something ist wrong in line [#].
"invalid command"
I have tried everything but I don't get rid of the problem. The script was imported from an earlier version of Install Shield.

Can anybody give me some hints?

THANK YOU!

Bye Skreboy

Edited by Skreboy, 29 November 2004 - 22:08.

Skreboy

TodHilty

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Posted 30 November 2004 - 17:58

The function names are case-sensitive. ENABLE should be Enable, etc.

Good luck!

Tod Hilty

Skreboy

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Posted 30 November 2004 - 18:12

QUOTE (TodHilty @ 2004-11-30 17:58)
The function names are case-sensitive. ENABLE should be Enable, etc.

Good luck!

Tod Hilty

I have tried this, but I always get the same error-msg.

Thank you

Skreboy
Skreboy

Ozone

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Posted 30 November 2004 - 21:41

The commands ENABLE and DISABLE are case sensetive and should be Enable and Disable. You cannot compile the script without errors using all caps.

The command ENABLE( STATUS ); - only Enables a status bar, but on what form?

Substitute command Enable ( STATUSEX ); enables a dialog with a status bar on it.

Other options are: STATUSDLG STATUSOLD

Stefan Krueger

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Posted 02 December 2004 - 09:36

If the problem persists please post the complete error message, and indicate the line of code that the error message applies to (maybe add line numbers in your code sample)