Rule compile errors in {rulename}

[AlexFielder]

I have an iLogic rule that I've amended over the course of several months. I am supposed to hand it to my customer for them to use shortly.

Last time I checked, the rule was running correctly. (In December of 2018!)

Now when I attempt to run it I am presented with this:

What the "F" is going on? Every time I attempt to run the rule the "missing file" is a different .dll file.

[bradeneuropeArthur]

please upload the code!

[AlexFielder · Accepted solution]

I just found the solution to this and I figured it is worth sharing:

When this error occurs, as you can see in the above error message it points to the %temp% folder.

Within this folder Inventor creates the following randomly named files:

Because I was curious as to what these files contain, I opened a couple of them and the result came in one of the *.out files thus:

So changing the highlighted line above from this:

For Each oTextBox as TextBox In oTitleBlock.Definition.Sketch.TextBoxes

To this:

For Each oTextBox as Inventor.TextBox In oTitleBlock.Definition.Sketch.TextBoxes

fixes the issue.

I thought this kind of error would have been picked up within the iLogic window itself, but apparently not.

Is that asking too much or on the "To-Do" list somewhere?

Is this behaviour documented in a help file/page because it should be if not, yes?

[bradeneuropeArthur · Accepted solution]

Actually this is programming basics.

This is solved with:

Using Inventor

imports inventor

in the start of your modules.

Regards,

[Anonymous]

I need Help with the same issue. I only have one computer in my department that cannot use the code I created. He gets the same error as the other guy. Please help to solve this. I need this guy to use I-logic and I have tried everything to get this to work. 

[bradeneuropeArthur]

Hi @Anonymous ,

Please upload your complete code.

Regards,

[Anonymous]

It's not the code. we have several other computers using the same version of inventor (2015) with no problems. And On the one that is messed up, it is any/all I-logic. from the simplest code to launch a form upon opening the model to something like this:

If Header_NPS=.5 Then
Header_OD=.84

Else If Header_NPS=.75 Then
Header_OD=1.05

Else If Header_NPS=1 Then
Header_OD=1.315

Else If Header_NPS=1.25 Then
Header_OD=1.66

Else If Header_NPS=1.5 Then
Header_OD=1.9

Else If Header_NPS=2 Then
Header_OD=2.375

Else If Header_NPS=2.5 Then
Header_OD=2.875

Else If Header_NPS=3 Then
Header_OD=3.5

Else If Header_NPS=3.5 Then
Header_OD=4

Else If Header_NPS=4 Then
Header_OD=4.5

Else If Header_NPS=4.5 Then
Header_OD=5

Else If Header_NPS=5 Then
Header_OD=5.563

Else If Header_NPS=6 Then
Header_OD=6.625

Else If Header_NPS=8 Then
Header_OD=8.625

Else If Header_NPS=10 Then
Header_OD=10.75

Else If Header_NPS=12 Then
Header_OD=12.75

Else Header_OD=Header_NPS


End If

Simple parameter modification. Most of the crew does not touch complex code. I do not know why the computer is the only one messed up and how to ix it. Any help to solve this issue would be appreciated.

[bradeneuropeArthur]

hi,

Maybe the regional settings!

point and comma!!!

[Anonymous]

Where would I check this? And if that doesn't work do you have any other suggestions? You suggested above that this could be solved through inventor. I was hoping that complete uninstall reinstall would solve the issue. It has not. 

[bradeneuropeArthur]

in windows start>>

type region...

[Anonymous]

The regional settings are the same on each computer.