Hi Jorge,

I'm getting errors from inix.sbx when saving in LEO.

The error's all say "Error in format of section header", and they all seem to be saving the [SETTINGS] section of the .leo file.

The version of inix.sbx I have is 5.0 (506).

Regarding the INIX version, it's the same I'm using.
Are you sure you're using that one?
After you get the error, does LEO file get corrupted?
Can you please copy here the part of LEO file below the [SETTINGS] header? Or just send me the LEO file.

I was running that version of inix.sbx.

I've sent you the LEO file, but it doesn't have any [SETTINGS] header in it now. It did have one before I saved it with the newest LEO updates.

Sorry for delay on this, but it was tough to find out the reason behind this because I was following the wrong option.

Cause: filenames bigger than 13 characters (path doesn't matter)
Workaround: rename the file with a name less than 14 characters

Broken module: INIX.SBX; now I understand why Mr. Steve was in a hurry for the trip to the Grenada beaches :rolleyes:

The current updated version of INIX is in fact 5.0(506) released in March 5th, the earlier versions I have are 5.0(503) where the error still occur, and the 4.1(102) where the error disappear, BUT I don't advice to use old versions that do not support long lines for control settings.
I just don't know which version I had installed prior to 5.0(506) without this error.
Considering that INIX source is available, I'll try to find out the problem, but until a definite solution, I suggest you just rename the file.

Regards

I take a look into the INIX source (updated by Jack in the last releases), and found there some precious DEBUG messages.
One of each caught my attention:

Fn'Load'INI - copying C:\Users\jorge\Desenvolvimento\Leo_estudos\IPF\controlo pagamentos.leo to controlo pagam

Where "controlo pagam" is the name of the module created in memory to handle the file to update and, surprise, the vsriable that is used for the module name is:
map2 modname$,s,14

This shouldn't be a problem considering that is just the module name that could perfectly be a shortname of the original file.
But maybe the problem is here:

x = instr(1,modname$,".")
if x > 0 then ! temp file is .
modname$ = modname$[1,x] + str(jobno)
else
modname$ = strip(modname$) + "." + str(jobno)
endif

where, in this case, modname$ become w/o extension for the module name.

I stopped my search here expecting that this could point to the problem, but I guess that, somewhere in the code, a condition waiting for a full formed module name can got broken with the absence of the extension.

Jack, I think it was you who introduced the last changes on handling memory modules, correct?
Hopefully the above makes sense for you.

Thanks

Indeed, that's exactly where the problem was. The fix is included in INIX.SBX 5.0(507) , which is also in the latest SOSLIB update (149), which you can get from the Update Center.

Thanks Jack,

For Leo users, this version must be installed considering that INIX is not delivered in Leo updates.

Phew...Guess thats fixed its now safe to return back from Grenada well spotted guys.

Still in Grenada? Havent you either run out of money or sunblock yet?!

Sadly im now back in the office 2 weeks just was not long enough....