Compile Error Expected Identifier Vba
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Visual Basic Question 0 Sign in to vote Hello: i'm making a VB 6.0 project to copy files to WCE 5.0 Device. i copied a code i found in msdn but when trying to compile it send me an error: Expected: Identifier http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/307256 Private Declare vba compile error expected = Function WaitForSingleObject Lib "kernel32" ( ByVal _ hHandle As Long ByVal dwMilliseconds As Long) As Long
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anybody have an idea what could be...??? Tuesday, December 19, 2006 7:35 AM Reply | Quote Answers 0 Sign in to vote Vb_2007, When you
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see the Expected: Identifier Error message, it means that you use the reserved words in Visual Basic and it is forbidden to use the reserved words as the name of consts or variables. According to your description, I suggest you to follow
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the steps as the KB articles tells you. After you finished implementing this example, just copy and paste some certain code but pay more attention to the names of the variables you use in your project. Pay more attention to the edition of your IDE, too. This forum is just about to support the Visual Basic .NET. If you have any other problems on Visual Basic 6 from now on, please post your question on the right forums in order to get compile error expected identifier or bracketed expression better answers. In a word, thank you for your question! Thursday, December 21, 2006 7:33 AM Reply | Quote All replies 0 Sign in to vote It's hard to tell but is there a space between the underscore and hHandle ? Tuesday, December 19, 2006 9:41 AM Reply | Quote 0 Sign in to vote Vb_2007, When you see the Expected: Identifier Error message, it means that you use the reserved words in Visual Basic and it is forbidden to use the reserved words as the name of consts or variables. According to your description, I suggest you to follow the steps as the KB articles tells you. After you finished implementing this example, just copy and paste some certain code but pay more attention to the names of the variables you use in your project. Pay more attention to the edition of your IDE, too. This forum is just about to support the Visual Basic .NET. If you have any other problems on Visual Basic 6 from now on, please post your question on the right forums in order to get better answers. In a word, thank you for your question! Thursday, December 21, 2006 7:33 AM Reply | Quote 0 Sign in to vote vb 2008? it saysidentifier expected for the N in Function. what do i do to fix that error ??? you can't tell me that you can't unfix ti. reply now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Saturday, February 26, 2011 12:22 AM Reply | Quote 0 Sig
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in say in module "myclass" One of the methods is say method1, which has been declared as Public sub method1(byref parm1 as long, byref parm2 as string) Also in a test module I test the method1 as follows:- Code: dim tst as mylass dim tstParm1 as long dim tstParm2 as string tstParm1 = "..some number..." tstparm2 = "any string" set tst = new myclass tst.method1(tstParm1, tstParm2) *********************************** I get a "compile error expected =" Which seems to mean I have to assign a var to capture the return value from method1....but I haven't defined the sub to return a value (that's called a function)?? If I do assign a var to = the return value (i.e. var = method1...), the syntax error disappears but I get a runtime error - "Expecting a function or variable" as there is no return value from the method (i.e. not a function). Only way around this is to declare the method as a function and give it a return value. Also, the EXACT SAME setup above but with just 1 parm (i.e. defined method1 to take JUST parm1 ) everything works as it should using a sub and not a function. In summary, it would appear I can only declare a sub method if it takes only 1 parm, otherwise I have to declare a function - what am I missing or why is vba behavin g this way? Perhaps try it in case it's something to do with my setup only. Issue 2 --------- Stumps me even more involving collections and number to string conversions Here we go.....code is:- Code: dim data as variant dim mycol as collection dim nclass as myclass set nclass = new myclass set mycol = new collection ' ThisWorkBook.Sheets("sheet name").Usedrange contains various data. ' Column 1 contains 10 digit numbers from csv file. Format is "general" data = ThisWorkBook.Sheets("some sheet name").Usedrange nclass.number = data(1,1) ' for e.g. mycol.add item:=nclass key:=