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On 20-Jul-2016 18:48 -0500, Marvin Radding wrote:
No errors to this point. This is the first error.
But the nature of compilers is that they /mistakenly diagnose/ what
appears to be as error, as the first error, but as a side effect of a
*prior error* that was not inferred when parsing the prior line.
Thus why Alan asks what precedes the diagnosed as failing dcl-c.
For example, the following two consecutive dcl-c will produce
something similar to what the OP showed; NB that there is no error
diagnosed for the dcl-c of TemplateChars, despite that declarative is
the origin for the problem being diagnosed for the dcl-c No_soapHeader:
003300 dcl-c TemplateChars
'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRS-
003400 dcl-c No_soapHeader const('<soapenv:Header/>');
======> abbbbbbbcddddddef
g
*RNF3308 20 a 003400 Keyword name is not valid; the keyword is
ignored.
*RNF3312 20 b 003400 A keyword is specified more than once for a
definition;
keyword is ignored.
*RNF3308 20 c 003400 Keyword name is not valid; the keyword is
ignored.
*RNF3312 20 d 003400 A keyword is specified more than once for a
definition;
keyword is ignored.
*RNF3308 20 e 003400 Keyword name is not valid; the keyword is
ignored.
*RNF3308 20 f 003400 Keyword name is not valid; the keyword is
ignored.
*RNF0267 20 g 003400 Character literal has missing trailing
apostrophe; trailing
apostrophe assumed.
*RNF3312 20 003400 A keyword is specified more than once for a
definition;
keyword is ignored.
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