11-16-2013, 01:04 PM
Yesterday I experimented with 'def' to define my own constants.
I created a macro that contains my own constants called "_QM_CUSTOM_CONSTANTS_"
I replaced items in all my other macros that with items declared in "_QM_CUSTOM_CONSTANTS_"
The problem was that I got an error when running a macro I was working on, the constant was not recognized.
I got the macro working by opening "_QM_CUSTOM_CONSTANTS__" and pressing the 'compile' button "...prepares macro to run, but does not run..." (the declared constants went from black to yellow/green).
After that all the other macros works.
Is there a way to make every other macro I create automatically make correct use my: "_QM_CUSTOM_CONSTANTS_"
(without having to open "_QM_CUSTOM_CONSTANTS_" and press the compile button?).
I read in the helpfile 'def' section about:
...reference files and type libraries,... , but I still do know how to properly make use of: 'Always Add System' or 'Always Add These Shared Files'.
I created a macro that contains my own constants called "_QM_CUSTOM_CONSTANTS_"
I replaced items in all my other macros that with items declared in "_QM_CUSTOM_CONSTANTS_"
The problem was that I got an error when running a macro I was working on, the constant was not recognized.
I got the macro working by opening "_QM_CUSTOM_CONSTANTS__" and pressing the 'compile' button "...prepares macro to run, but does not run..." (the declared constants went from black to yellow/green).
After that all the other macros works.
Is there a way to make every other macro I create automatically make correct use my: "_QM_CUSTOM_CONSTANTS_"
(without having to open "_QM_CUSTOM_CONSTANTS_" and press the compile button?).
I read in the helpfile 'def' section about:
...reference files and type libraries,... , but I still do know how to properly make use of: 'Always Add System' or 'Always Add These Shared Files'.