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Netlinx studio 2.5 wierd error

I was just starting some new code, and started to add a new DEFINE_CALL and Netlinx Studio froze and a popup box appeared with the message 'the parameter is incorrect' and wouldn't go away. The only option was to close studio. Anyone else encountered this????
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I've got the same some minutes ago with creating a Function.... unfortunately I can't reproduce for reporting....
It IS reproducable..... doesn't matter if it is a new or existing code file.
Just try to type and it will crash.... Upper/lower case doesn't matter. It crashes just when typing the '(' directly after the DEFINE_FUNCTION keyword without a function name.
But I can't reproduce with DEFINE_CALL.
Had the same problem.
It seems the problems occurs when you add a new function (or Call). As you type DEFINE_FUNCTION and the help function is activated netlinx studio hangs.
A work around for me is to copy an existing function (CTRL+C) and Paste it (CTRL+V) and then change whatever you want.
Good Luck
Another was is first to write your function name and then adding the DEFINE_FUNCTION Keyword... (I think there are a LOT of ways to work around
Ryan
Ryan
I just had that same problem, but it only happens when i'm in a module file.
I am having a slightly different problem with 2.5. I upgraded to 2.5 and everything went fine. I worked on some projects in the office, then at a client's place. Now (Saturday) I'm at home and can't open ANY axi or axs file - I get "The parameter is incorrect".
I tested creating a new workspace and master source file. The new source file comes up, but the colors are weird (perhaps default?). If I try to save the file, I get an error.
The cause of these problems is my projects folder is a network drive that is available offline. When I copy a project to a physical drive, it opens fine (though the colors are still nasty), or if I create a project on a physical drive, it works fine. This will be a huge hassle if I have to copy each project to a local drive when working away from the office.