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86 920i Programming Reference
6.2 Compiler Error Messages
NumericKeyReleased Runs when any key on the numeric keypad (including CLR or decimal point) is released. Use
the EventKey function within this handler to determine which key caused the event.
NxKeyPressed Runs when a numeric key is pressed, where x=the key number 0–9
NxKeyReleased Runs when a numeric key is released, where x=the key number 0–9
PortxCharReceived Runs when a character is received on port x, where x is the port number, 1–32. Use the
EventChar function within these handlers to return a one-character string representing the
character that caused the event.
PrintFmtx Runs when a print format x (1–10) that includes the event raised (<EV>) token is printed.
PrintKeyPressed Runs when the PRINT key is pressed
PrintKeyReleased Runs when the PRINT key is released
ProgramStartup Runs when the indicator is powered-up or when exiting setup mode
SoftKeyPressed Runs when any softkey is pressed. Use the EventKey function within this handler to determine
which key caused the event.
SoftKeyReleased Runs when any softkey is released. Use the EventKey function within this handler to determine
which key caused the event.
SoftxKeyPressed Runs when softkey x is pressed, where x=the softkey number, 1–5, left to right
SoftxKeyReleased Runs when softkey x is released, where x=the softkey number, 1–5, left to right
SPxTrip Runs when setpoint x is tripped, where x is the setpoint number, 1–100)
TareKeyPressed Runs when the TARE key is pressed
TareKeyReleased Runs when the TARE key is released
TimerxTrip Runs when timer x is tripped, where x is the timer number, 1–32
UnitsKeyPressed Runs when the UNITS key is pressed
UnitsKeyReleased Runs when the UNITS key is released
UserxKeyPressed Runs when a user-defined softkey is pressed, where x is the user-defined key number, 1–10
UserxKeyReleased Runs when a user-defined softkey is released, where x is the user-defined key number, 1–10
UserEntry Runs when the ENTER key or Cancel softkey is pressed in response to a user prompt
ZeroKeyPressed Runs when the ZERO key is pressed
ZeroKeyReleased Runs when the ZERO key is released
Error Messages Cause (Statement Type)
Argument is not a handler name Enable/disable handler
Arguments must have intrinsic type Write/Writeln
Array bound must be greater than zero Type declaration
Array bound must be integer constant Type declaration
Array is too large Type declaration
Conditional expression must evaluate to a discrete data type If/while statement
Constant object cannot be stored Object declaration
Constant object must have initializer Object declaration
Exit outside all loops Exit statement
Expected array reference Subscript reference
Table 6-2. iRite Compiler Error Messages
Handler Description
Table 6-1. 920i Event Handlers (Continued)