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Compiling error with no final blank line
ullix:
This had cost me some sweat: when the code ends with a concluding '}' and no next (blank) line after it, I get all kind of weird compile errors. Adding a final blank line and all is well. Is that intentional?
matt:
No, that is not intentional, and it's not something I can replicate. A simple
void setup() {
}
void loop() {
}
with exactly 5 lines (no blank line after the last }) compiles fine for me. Tried with different boards, cores, compilers, UECIDE versions... all fine.
Can you upload a sketch that shows the problem actually happening?
ullix:
It might happen only when a blank line is missing in the last sketch, like example attached. This compiels with:
Compiling...
• Error at line 3 in file test.ino:
Compiling Failed
matt:
Got it. It has to be a "middle" INO file (not the main INO file, and not the last alphabetically). It results in:
#include <Arduino.h>
#line 1 "/home/matt/Documents/UECIDE/lastlinetest/lastlinetest.ino"
#include <lastlinetest_proto.h>
#line 1 "/home/matt/Documents/UECIDE/lastlinetest/lastlinetest.ino"
void setup() {
}
void loop() {
}
#line 1 "/home/matt/Documents/UECIDE/lastlinetest/test.ino"
void test(){
int I = 10;
}#line 1 "/home/matt/Documents/UECIDE/lastlinetest/test2.ino" <--- This is wrong
void test2(){
float f=3.24;
}
when the files are combined. A simple enough (1 line) fix for a future release.
matt:
In fact... less than one line to fix it... just two characters... :)
