in visual designer (tested in 11.1 and 11.2)
file->new->ABL form
enter "internal" (sans quotes) as the form name.
Doesn't seem to like it. The code generated compiles and passes syntax check just fine, but the designer simply barfs
Does it do the same on 10.2 B ? Is this a bug that should be reported ...
Is it just internal or any keyword?
And should you not be having fun out on a Friday evening? And no, testing PDSOE is not ... should not be your idea of fun
"Final" works for me, and not "internal" or "virtual". I wonder if it's not choking on .NET keywords. Either way, could you log a bug, please?
-- peter
other keywords like "display" seem to work ok
blame Thomas Hansen. It's his fault I'm doing this
I didn't try to treproduct this, but depending on the error it is either an AST issue identifying an identifier as a keyword...Or it is a .net reserved keyword issue.
Here is Microsoft's c# list of reserved keywords which can't be used as identifiers (can't be used for class/variable/property/field/method). Of which "internal" is one of them. So even if it passes ABL restrictions, it won't pass the .net restrictions.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/x53a06bb.aspx