Editing a Design to Correct an Error
Editor errors that prevent Pro/PROGRAM from reading the design are caught as soon as you exit the editor. Some ways that errors can occur are:
• Having an IF statement without an END IF statement or vice versa.
• Typing a variable name incorrectly in a relation or a condition.
• Reordering a child before the parent.
• Deleting a parent feature.
If the file contains errors, the PROG ERROR menu appears with the following active commands:
• Abort—Cancel changes that you have made to the design and keep it as it was prior to editing.
• Edit—Edit the design to correct errors. Error messages indicate the location and type of error. These messages are ignored during subsequent design processing; they are deleted if new errors are found and inserted into the design, or if you exit from the model.