Hi there,

I know, I read somewhere, that a missing semicolon can change a behavior of functions or actions wihtout throwing an errormessage.

I looked through my books, the WIKI and this forum, but I did not found something.

If there are only functions or only actions affected, I do not know. But I am sure, I read something about it in the past.

Is someone out there who can remember or I am totally wrong?

Thanks
Uwe

Depends on your compiler. I don't think that lite-C interpretates missing semicolons wrong, unless you do some fancy stuff with definitions.

Most of the time, a missing semicolon will cause the compiler to
throw up a "syntax error" on THE NEXT line...

Thats the only oddity I can think of...

...Then it can be something other I dreamed about.
O.K. Maybe I'll find it later and then I'll post it here.

Thank you.

Could be faulty memory? Maybe thinking of missing BRACKETS -> ()
They can have a more serious effect without triggering compiler errors.
But even then they are few and far between. See HERE

No, that is not what I meant.
But, thank you for this, that's also something I have to think about.

I have no problems with my scripts. That is only something I thought, I read it in the past.

We can stop here now.

Thanks again.
Uwe