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Autocorrection of ADE outputs in Assembler

StephanWeber

Hi,

in newest versions I see that output becomes yellow if something goes wrong. However, for dependent expressions this works not so well:

vout VF(...)

f3dB bandwith(vout ...)

It seems the autocorrection works only fine, if I change one expression, then re-evaluate the output, and then change the next, re-eval, etc.

Is there a way to avoid these many re-evaluations?

Can I disable this checking feature for some edits?

I wonder, because it looks that this checking mechanism sometimes prevents edits which are fine, but just the system is not knowing this yet, without re-eval.

Bye Stephan

  • The "yellow" marking of outputs which have errors considered has been there for a little while (and there were some teething troubles with it initially). Which IC sub-version are you using (in case you're using a problematic version)?

    I don't know what you mean by "It seems the autocorrection works only fine..."? What "auto-correction" are you talking about?

    StephanWeber said:
    I wonder, because it looks that this checking mechanism sometimes prevents edits which are fine, but just the system is not knowing this yet, without re-eval.

    This might be the symptoms of the teething troubles I was referring to - I had a CCR "Erroneous yellow indication of invalid expression prevents editing of outputs" which was fixed in IC6.1.8/ICADVM20.1 ISR28 (strictly speaking the edits did happen, but there was a refresh problem on the screen which made it look as if they hadn't happened). So let me first check what sub-version you're using...

    Andrew

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Hi Andrew, I am using ICADVM20.1-64b.500.25. And I believe the CCR you mention can fit to my issue too. I can ask to switch to isr28.

    Bye Stephan

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