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$(Include=WRONGFILENAME) does not complain !

Hello !

I use quite a lot the construction

$(Include=MyScript.qvs)

As a matter of fact, I dont edit my scripts inside QV itself. Not at all. I only have a single INCLUDE line at the top of them. And I edit them all OUTSIDE QV, using my editor of choice (TSE/32 from Semware).

Anyway, the point is :

Should I use a WRONG FILE NAME for the INCLUDE, it does not complain ! It says NOTHING !

Is it supposed to be like that ?

Thanks !

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Just a suggestion:

You could check if the file exists and if not throw an error!

Best regards

Stefan

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OK. But usually compilers complain about that. The script interpreter SHOULD complain abou that, IMHO.