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Hi Antonio,

Thanks for sharing. After using the libraries, I got some new errors. It looked like the errors are not easily solved (by me) and I think there will be a lot more errors. Errors I saw were e0020 incomplete statement or unbalanced delimiters which had something to do with the code Public: and Private: , other code that had some problems were "DEFAULT" and AT()

My plan is to try to find the solution for the XML Error (Invalid character as tag name) with Xharbour1.2.3 again. Important for me is that I eventually have a sufficient understanding of compilers such as harbour and xharbour in general, so that I can solve future errors more easily and rapidly. Maybe I am going try to solve the problem with both compilers harbour and xharbour in the same period, also to understand the most important differences of the two compilers.

Everybody, thanks again.

Pieter:)

In class definition, PUBLIC and PRIVATE are not accepted. There is no such syntax.

Possible are :
EXPORT:
PROTECTED:
HIDDEN:

Dear Roa,

I already thought something like that, good to know that PUBLIC: and PRIVATE: syntax indeed don't exist in harbour.

Kind regards,

Pieter

Hey, the problem is solved! ,

Some XML-files did not had something like this: , the old xharbour version did allowed this, and the new xharbour did not.

Kind regards,

Pieter

very good!