From: "Gregg N" 

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The mssing '>' was only in the post, not in the actual code; I just =
quickly typed in a dummy example.

I already discovered that the line number is generally correct. What I =
wanted to know is whether there is a way to determine which file. It =
sounds like you are saying there is no way other than examining each = one.
This wouldn't be so bad if I had been modifying only one of the = files.
Unfortunately, I had been working on all of them, and there are = actually
ten of them.

Gregg

  "Rich"  wrote in message news:412251a7$1{at}w3.nls.net...
     I my experiments, the error has the wrong filename but the correct =
line number.  Look at line 1 of each of the three files.

     Note that you are missing the closing '>' in "




The mssing '>' was only
in the post, =
not in the=20
actual code; I just quickly typed in a dummy example.
 
I already discovered that the line =
number is=20
generally correct. What I wanted to know is whether there is a way to = determine=20
which file. It sounds like you are saying there is no way other = than=20
examining each one. This wouldn't be so bad if I had been modifying only = one of=20
the files. Unfortunately, I had been working on all of them, and there = are=20
actually ten of them.
 
Gregg
 

  "Rich" <{at}> wrote in message news:412251a7$1{at}w3.nls.net...
     I my
experiments, the =
error has the=20
  wrong filename but the correct line number.  Look at line 1 of =
each of=20
  the three files.
   
     Note
that you are =
missing the=20
  closing '>' in "</job".
   
  Rich
   
  
    "Gregg N" <greggn{at}invalid.invalid>">mailto:greggn{at}invalid.invalid">greggn{at}invalid.invalid>
= wrote in=20
    message news:41224c7f$1{at}w3.nls.net...I=20
    am relatively new to windows scripting. I created a WSF file=20
    calledtest.wsf that includes several vbscript files. It looks =
kind of=20
    like
this:<package>  =20
   
<job>     
<script =
language=3D"VBScript"=20
   
src=3D"file1.vbs"/>     
<script=20
    language=3D"VBScript" =
src=3D"file2.vbs"/>     =20
    <script language=3D"VBScript" =
src=3D"file3.vbs"/>  =20
    </job</package>When
I run it, I get a dialog =
that=20
    says    Script: =
test.wsf    Line:=20
    1    Char:
43    Error: =
Expected end=20
    of statement    Code: =
800A0401   =20
    Source: Microsoft VBScript compilation errorI think
the line =
number=20
    is for one of the referenced vbs files, not the wsffile. How do =
I find=20
    out which one? The script debugger doesn't help becauseit is a=20
    compilation error, not a run-time error (although I would =
havethought=20
    these are one and the same for an interpreted language).I =
must be=20
    doing something wrong, because using Google I could not =
findanyone with=20
    the same =
problem.Gregg

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