Say I've got some compiler errors in Xcode. Say I want to ask about those errors on Stack Overflow.
How should I do that? Do I have to read the warning message and type?
So many people ask about the exact error with no misspelling; I bet there is a way to copy and paste those errors. What is it?
I think you can how:
1) Cmd + 4. For Open a Issue Navigator
2) Click on "By Type" for sort by warning and error issues
3) Then finding your error, then Right click and Copy
4) Your error message in your clipboard and you can paste this at anywhere
Hope this help to you
Press cmd+7 to get to the Log navigator, select the last build log, find your error message, right click and copy.
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I am getting this message when trying to compile an Oracle Function:
[Warning] ORA-24344: success with compilation error
No errors (1: 0): Warning: compiled but with compilation errors
This is the entire error message. How can it be compiled with errors when it actually says that there are no errors?
Thanks,
--Jacob
What tool are you using? In SQL/Plus, type
show errors
to show the errors.
In Toad, click on the Messages tab on the bottom of the screen.
You may need ALTER ANY PROCEDURE permission? Not real sure of this one.
In Schema Browser:
navigate to Functions node
click that function's name
on the right hand side pane, pick the "Errors" tab
it'll show you which errors were met while compiling the function
it will also show which line and column contains the error
if you click (or double click? Can't remember) the error itself, it'll lead you to the "Source" tab and position cursor to the erroring position
The following errors pop up whenever I use the search box in the Help tab - but notably only when the search does not match any functions in any loaded packages. Furthermore, the errors do not show until I enter something else in the R Console. So for example I type xxxxxx or cbinddd in the Help search box, and press Enter. The search might yield some approximate results or not. But no error. Then I enter anything into the Console, say, print("x") or whatever, and these show up, always all three:
Warning messages:
1: In .HTMLsearch(query) : Unrecognized search field: title
2: In .HTMLsearch(query) : Unrecognized search field: keyword
3: In .HTMLsearch(query) : Unrecognized search field: alias
It started back when RStudio had a bug where help would open in browser by default (Q&A), but the next update fixed that. The 'Search Results' page would not show initially, but updating R itself fixed that too; but now I have these weird "delayed" errors. I tried reinstalling R and RStudio, changing the help options in .Rprofile.site, tried setting options("help_type" = "text") and to NULL, nothing seems to help. Note that entering ?xxxxx and ??xxxxx do not produce these errors.
Seems like an uncommon problem, since googling the error or parts of it yields no useful results. How do I fix it?
Update: I have R 3.2.2 and RStudio 0.99.486, running on 64bit Windows 8.1, if that helps.
Update 2: The .Rprofile file is not the culprit.
Updade 3: The error is due to a bug in RStudio, which will hopefully be fixed at some point (cf. comments for details). As such, this question does no longer need an answer. -> Answered it, since this page still gets hits.
Since this QA still comes up as the no. 1 match for the query "In .HTMLsearch(query) : Unrecognized search field:" in Google, I'm just going to leave this here: apparently (as of July 2016, v0.99.902 ), this behaviour, bug or not, still occurs, when you press enter in the Search field to string that does not immediately get an automatic match. Search works, but when you press Enter the next time in the Console, then those warnings appear. According to RStudio support they are working on it (or at least were). So the answer is, there's nothing you can do about it until they fix/change it (but it's really a minor inconvenience that does not affect your code, just the IDE usage).
This behaviour can be caused by a search you did previously (even in a previous session) that doesn't get a match. In my case, it occurred because I was looking (in RStudio Help) for a function in a library that was loaded in the previous session, but isn't loaded when I started this session. If it annoys you, just click the home button in the search window of RStudio.
I have been working on a project in Visual Studio, C# language and I found an error described above. How can I remove this error?
"Either 'GDI', 'WPF' or 'SILVERLIGHT' must be defined"
Open the project properties for the project that throws the error (Alt+Enter in VS Solution Explorer), go to the Build tab and enter the symbol you want into the "Conditional compilation symbols" field. Enter one of the three values.
It seems the value got lost. I cannot tell you which value got lost. Check one of the other PDFsharp projects (I hope not all projects lost their symbols).
There is an old application, in which when we try to compose a (new) form in the bottom bar of Lotus client it appears:
"Error logging error in line: N)" - where N is a positive number.
I assume is refers to a written library, but is there any way I can see the exact "place" where the problem appears? I tried with Debug LotusScript but I can not see where the problem is.
I'll appreciate any tips or help. Thanks for your time.
The code from the action button is:
#Command([Compose];"MainFm");
#Command([ViewRefreshFields])
The error line comes probably from a print() line in LotusScript. Search in LotusScript libraries for "Error logging error". If you found it figure there out what's the reason for error.
You can search in Designer in menu "Search / File"
When I try to compile this project I get the following error.
I would like to find out more about this error. It says to pass -v to see more information.
How can I do that?
And how can I remove this library from the linker?
Also, and this is an aside question, but does this count as a compiler error, or is it just a link error?
To make your user experience more intuitive, Apple likes to make buttons invisible.
You can click on lines in the build log to make these buttons visible...
To make this interface even more obtuse er... I mean, more intuitive, some lines in the build log have these buttons already showing without needing to be clicked first.
It says, that the linker failed. The previous line is the linker's error message:
ld: library not found for -lPods.
To remove the dependency on the library, go to project’s “Build Settings” tab and remove -lPods from the key named “Other Linker Flags”. Or, if it's not there, open the “Build Phases” tab and look for it in the list named “Link Binary With Libraries”.
It’s a linker, not compiler error.