Re: Version 4 question
- Posted by mattlewis (admin) Nov 15, 2010
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Because you are including image.e in e:\euphoria\include
If you did that intentionally, then that is the cause of the problem - eui looks in the same folder that an include file is in to locate sibling include files.
That's it Jim. image.e shouldn't have been in e:\euphoria\include.
And Matt that caused a slew of sibling misc.e s not std/misc.e s.
Thank you both. I moved image.e and now it works fine.
There is an image.e in the include directory for 4.0. We've included the old standard library (somewhat modified, with obsolete routines removed, etc). The proper solution should be to fix your include statement. If you want the old, 3.1 library, use "include image.e". If you want to use the 4.0 library (which, for new code, you should), use "include std/image.e".
Matt
