"Set not supported at runtime" means what??

[Just Me]

What does
"Set not supported at runtime"

in the Task List mean?

Thanks in advance for any info

 

[Scott M.]

The keyword "Set" is only supported in Property declarations. It has been
removed from the VB language to make object references.

Are you using the keyword "Set" in your code somewhere?

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

What does
"Set not supported at runtime"

in the Task List mean?

Doubleclick the task to see if it's associated with a certain line of code.
If you are not able to fix the problem, post some code.

 

[Just Me]

Not that I know of. I'll search files to see if it appears. This was a VB6
app.

 

[Just Me]

Doubleclick the task to see if it's associated with a certain line of
code. No it does not.
If you are not able to fix the problem, post some code.

I'd have to post everything, maybe 1000 lines, since I don't even know which
project it is in.
Funny thing I just noticed, I closed all documents and the item disappeared
from the task list.
Maybe if I watch and open files one at a time I may see it come back

 

[Scott M.]

If it was a VB 6 app, then you most likely have Set used to declare object
references as well as to destroy object references. Also, in VB 6 class
development, when making a property assignment section, the syntax was to
use Property Let, which is now a Set section within the Property
declaration.

 

[Just Me]

Thanks again

If it was a VB 6 app, then you most likely have Set used to declare object
references as well as to destroy object references. Also, in VB 6 class
development, when making a property assignment section, the syntax was to
use Property Let, which is now a Set section within the Property
declaration.