Operator/operand type mismatch 1

[bebbo]

The error messages below are two examples where I get the above error. Both these errors occur on a similar line of code (i.e. if sys_msr = TRUE). I have a .h with #define TRUE 1 in it. This .h file is included in the both forms. IF sys_msr = TRUE is used in a number of different lines. This error does not always occur. Indeed if it did the program would fail to function. Also the line of code recorded in the error is wrong on both occasions. Line of code is as reported above, if sys_msr = TRUE. Sys_msr is a global variable.


03/12/2002 13:40:44 Error number: 107
Error message: Operator/operand type mismatch.
Line of code with error: POSID=Setup.POSID
Line number of error: 1
Program with error: CLIENTFORMSET.CLIENTS.PGCARDSWIPE.DESTROY

02/12/2002 13:58:21 Error number: 107
Error message: Operator/operand type mismatch.
Line of code with error: DO c:\3100\clubmaster.exe
Line number of error: 3
Program with error: POSFORMSET1.POSFORM.PGENQFRAME.PGENQ.TXTSWIPE_ON.SETFOCUS

 

[ramani]

Hi

sys_msr = 1 is a numeric variable. How is it defined as Boolean.
That holds the key for your error. ramani
(Subramanian.G),FoxAcc, ramani_g@yahoo.com

 

[bebbo]

How is it defined as Boolean.

Sorry don't understand the above "Boolean"

 

[ramani]

Hi
define it as .t. or .f.
ramani
(Subramanian.G),FoxAcc, ramani_g@yahoo.com

 

[bebbo]

OK, I'll do that. However I don't understand why I can't have a TRUE AND FALSE definition as 1 and 2. Therefore having code as below
IF SYS_MSR = TRUE &&1
MESSAGEBOX("SYS_REF = true&quot
ENDIF

I've got loads of these throughout my program (sys_prt, sys_msr, sys_beep etc...). My initial program sets up their values (i.e TRUE or FALSE). Do you recommend that I use .t. / .f. instead? Has iot got to be :

IF SYS_MSR = .T.
MESSAGEBOX("SYS_REF = true&quot
ENDIF

 

[ramani]

#DEFINE LTRUE .F.

IF LTRUE
WAIT WINDOW "TRUE"
ELSE
WAIT WINDOW "FALSE"
ENDIF

ramani
(Subramanian.G),FoxAcc, ramani_g@yahoo.com