Compile error: User-defined type not defines
mavaa opened this issue · comments
Hello,
Decided to give this a try since I've started wanting keybindings for everything, but there seems to be a problem when I first click a button (h,j,k or l) after installing and starting up:
Compile error:
User-defined type not defined
I've never worked with scripts like these before, but the error is happening in keyStrokeAsseser, on this line (can't fint a way to show line numbers):
Private Function NumberOfHits(stroke As String, context, modeOfVim) As Long '{{{
I didn't manage to find out exactly which type it disliked, but I would be happy to help trying to find out.
Some info:
Excel version: Microsoft Excel 2016 MSO (16.0.8730.2046) 32-bit
Office version: MS Office Professional Plus 2016
Windows: Windows 10 version 1709 (OS Build: 17025.1000)
Also, I managed to finally find the Stact Trace with some more debug info, but I'm not sure how much it helps really:
Quick update: The issue seems to be "LongLong" which is not defined on my computer. Maybe I'm missing something?
Hi marza91,
Thanks for your try and reporting the issue.
Maybe your issue will be resolved if you delete the line below in keystrokeasseser module.
#889 Dim s As LongLong
I'm now checking more detail and will release the new fixed version later.
Sorry for taking so long with this, haven't been able to test at a computer during the holidays..
I tried to remove the "LongLong" from files, but it doesn't seem to change anything for the xlam file. I haven't worked with Excel plugins before, do I have to re-compile it or something like that? I tried to google but having ha hard time finding how to do this.
Sorry for my late reply.
I was a little bit busy last week.
The reason that your modification didn't affect is this xlam file will load .bas files only when pressing F3 in excel.
Anyway, I have fixed this issue in the latest commit,
so could you try to download the latest commit like below?
git clone https://github.com/kojinho10/ExcelLikeVim.git
Working great now, thanks!