03-23-2017, 01:22 PM
Hello
When editing a program from the HPPCK, and if I save it, the compilation error messages are sometimes not displayed (1), other times it is required to be inside the program editor of the virtual calculator to be displayed (2-3)
Sometimes to show the name of the file with problems, but it does not do much to say in which line is the error because, in the editor of the virtual calculator does not show in # of the lines of the source code.
I think it should show the source code and above the error message (4)
![[Image: HPPrimeConnectivityKit_programEditor_image00.png]](http://eonicasys.com.co/public/math/CAS/hp_prime/HPPrimeConnectivityKit/images/HPPrimeConnectivityKit_programEditor_image00.png)
Another synchronization problem is that if the saved file from the program editor of the virtual calculator, the changes are not displayed in the HPPCK editor, you have to do the right click ( REFRESH), and this causes loss of work because if not refreshed when saving again from the HPPCK, changes made to the virtual calculator are lost
I think you should monitor all the files in the working folder, and display a warning message indicating which files have been modified
When editing a program from the HPPCK, and if I save it, the compilation error messages are sometimes not displayed (1), other times it is required to be inside the program editor of the virtual calculator to be displayed (2-3)
Sometimes to show the name of the file with problems, but it does not do much to say in which line is the error because, in the editor of the virtual calculator does not show in # of the lines of the source code.
I think it should show the source code and above the error message (4)
Another synchronization problem is that if the saved file from the program editor of the virtual calculator, the changes are not displayed in the HPPCK editor, you have to do the right click ( REFRESH), and this causes loss of work because if not refreshed when saving again from the HPPCK, changes made to the virtual calculator are lost
I think you should monitor all the files in the working folder, and display a warning message indicating which files have been modified