1. Running Eusql opening Eusql database
- Posted by sixs <sixs at ida.net>
Nov 22, 2004
Hello,
I am trying Euphoria 2.5.
I get this message running EUSQL.
c:\Euphoria\include\scripteval.e:29
call_op has not been declared
a = m:call_op(a)
2. Re: Running Eusql opening Eusql database
sixs wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I am trying Euphoria 2.5.
> I get this message running EUSQL.
> c:\Euphoria\include\scripteval.e:29
> call_op has not been declared
> a = m:call_op(a)
call_op() is defined in matheval.e. It should be included at the top
of scripteval.e. It looks like you're putting library files right into
the euphoria\include folder. I prefer to make subfolders for all the
significant libraries that I use, and add them to my EUINC variable.
The only thing I can think of is that you have an old version of
matheval.e being included somehow.
Matt Lewis
3. Re: Running Eusql opening Eusql database
- Posted by sixs <sixs at ida.net>
Nov 22, 2004
-
Last edited Nov 23, 2004
Thanks for your answer. I was looking at some other letters and I saw
where the EUINC was C:\Euphoria\include\*. Is this a method you were
commenting about or ?
Jim
Matt Lewis wrote:
>
>
>posted by: Matt Lewis <matthewwalkerlewis at yahoo.com>
>
>sixs wrote:
>
>
>>Hello,
>>I am trying Euphoria 2.5.
>>I get this message running EUSQL.
>>c:\Euphoria\include\scripteval.e:29
>>call_op has not been declared
>>a = m:call_op(a)
>>
>>
>call_op() is defined in matheval.e. It should be included at the top
>of scripteval.e. It looks like you're putting library files right into
>the euphoria\include folder. I prefer to make subfolders for all the
>significant libraries that I use, and add them to my EUINC variable.
>
>The only thing I can think of is that you have an old version of
>matheval.e being included somehow.
>
>Matt Lewis
>
>
>
>
4. Re: Running Eusql opening Eusql database
- Posted by Matt Lewis <matthewwalkerlewis at yahoo.com>
Nov 22, 2004
-
Last edited Nov 23, 2004
sixs wrote:
>
> Thanks for your answer. I was looking at some other letters and I saw
> where the EUINC was C:\Euphoria\include\*. Is this a method you were
> commenting about or ?
I don't think so. Here's my EUINC:
%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\WIN32LIB\INCLUDE;%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\EUCOM;
%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\MATHEVAL;%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\EUSQL;
%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\SPECIAL;%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\wxEuphoria
This way I can keep everything separate, without cluttering up the
original include directory.
Matt Lewis
5. Re: Running Eusql opening Eusql database
- Posted by sixs <sixs at ida.net>
Nov 23, 2004
Hello,
I entered these lines in XP the Environment
EUDIR c:\Euphoria
%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\EUSQL;%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\INC
The environment translated the %EUDIR% to
c:\Euphoria.
I got errors so i put the include statements in IDE include statements
to get the program to run. What did I do wrong with the EUINC?
Jim
Matt Lewis wrote:
>
>
>posted by: Matt Lewis <matthewwalkerlewis at yahoo.com>
>
>sixs wrote:
>
>
>>Thanks for your answer. I was looking at some other letters and I saw
>>where the EUINC was C:\Euphoria\include\*. Is this a method you were
>>commenting about or ?
>>
>>
>I don't think so. Here's my EUINC:
>
>%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\WIN32LIB\INCLUDE;%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\EUCOM;
>%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\MATHEVAL;%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\EUSQL;
>%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\SPECIAL;%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\wxEuphoria
>
>This way I can keep everything separate, without cluttering up the
>original include directory.
>
>Matt Lewis
>
>
>
>
6. Re: Running Eusql opening Eusql database
sixs wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I entered these lines in XP the Environment
>
>
> EUDIR c:\Euphoria
> %EUDIR%\INCLUDE\EUSQL;%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\INC
> The environment translated the %EUDIR% to
> c:\Euphoria.
>
> I got errors so i put the include statements in IDE include statements
> to get the program to run. What did I do wrong with the EUINC?
This looks good to me, so I'm not sure...
Matt Lewis
7. Re: Running Eusql opening Eusql database
sixs wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I entered these lines in XP the Environment
>
>
> EUDIR c:\Euphoria
> %EUDIR%\INCLUDE\EUSQL;%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\INC
> The environment translated the %EUDIR% to
> c:\Euphoria.
>
> I got errors so i put the include statements in IDE include statements
> to get the program to run. What did I do wrong with the EUINC?
I do not know what is that your XP the Environment,
and recommend just delete from this Environment
all your stuff about Euphoria.
Then just place the below autoexec.bat file on HD C:
rem autoexec.bat for XP
SET EUDIR=C:\EUPHORIA
SET EUINC=C:\EUPHORIA\INCLUDE\EUSQL;C:\EUPHORIA\INCLUDE\INC
rem end of autoexec.bat for XP
Restart machine.
Euphoria will search for include files in
the current directory, say,
C:\IDE
if you have such one, and run program here
then in the
C:\EUPHORIA\INCLUDE\EUSQL
directory, then in the
C:\EUPHORIA\INCLUDE\INC
directory, then in the
C:\EUPHORIA\INCLUDE
directory.
See, there are EUDIR and EUINC, these are different
environment variables.
If you have no EUINC, and I see you have NO it,
Euphoria will search for includes in
C:\IDE
and in
C:\EUPHORIA\INCLUDE
only.
Try please.
Regards,
Igor Kachan
kinz at peterlik.ru
