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Right... that's what I meant. In that different project, are you using "\\USEUNIT" or "import". I think, technically, it should work either way but I believe that there may be some issue with some of the parsing with the "import" methodology.
The project uses the Import Functions in the context of the Script.
Also, in the header of the script there are require () statements, and the functions are exported from the script and made accessible to other scripts.
The call works, code compiles and runs, but only the instance that contains the functions displays the highlight, but not the function.
- tristaanogre6 years agoEsteemed Contributor
And the project that works... is it using the same method or is it using "\\USEUNIT"?
- hacka876 years agoContributor
In the project where this works '\\USEUNIT' is not used.
- tristaanogre6 years agoEsteemed Contributor
OK... I'm not sure then what's going on. If that option is checked in both environments, then the CTRL-CLICK should work in both. That option, BTW, is a machine specific setting... so... I know this is a "duh" question, but make sure that it is clicked on BOTH machines.
In the meantime, something that you can try is doing a "repair" install on the machine where it's not working... see if that corrects things.Beyond that.... you may want to consider contacting support directly.
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