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    This isn't a massive problem as no one else seems to get it (well at least no one has mentioned it), but when i run VV Simba can't seem to find VVForm.simba when it is there.

    However if i change it to VVFromm.simba it has no problem.

    A solution is not needed, but it would be helpful.

    I have re-installed simba and no difference

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    I can't think of a bug in Simba that would cause this..... Are you sure you didn't mis-type anything?

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    Can you upload something so that we can try and reproduce it?



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    ah, i have just noticed something (which i wouldnt have if i wasn't asked to upload something)

    if i have VVForm.simba in the same folder as the script then it will fail, but if it is in another folder then it wont

    e.g.
    script and VVForm file are in "c:/Users/Thomas/Scripts"
    This produces a error

    however if i move the script somewhere else so it is not in the same directory as VVForm such as the desktop then it does not


    i keep both files in the same folder for development purposes

    ~shut

    EDIT: a quick and easy way to reproduce this would be to
    make a file with this in it
    Simba Code:
    {$include testing.simba}
    begin

    end;
    now in the includes folder make a blank file called testing.simba and copy the file and paste it where you saved the script above

    so you should then have something like
    C:/Simba/Includes/testing.simba
    C:/testing.simba
    C:/thebug.simba

    run it and it will come up with a error, but if you delete the file that is with the script so you are left with
    C:/Simba/Includes/testing.simba
    C:/thebug.simba

    then you wont have the problem
    Last edited by Shuttleu; 11-09-2011 at 05:30 PM.

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