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I am facing an issue currently. I have used a CDT type specifier in an interface
chetany
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over 8 years ago
I am facing an issue currently. I have used a CDT type specifier in an interface (type!MyCDT). I am trying to import the application to another environment. I have included the CDT as well as the interface in the application. But when I try to import it it gives me error message as: "Reference to datatype cannot be found."
I am unable to solve this issue. Please let me know a solution for the issue. Thanks.
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Jennifer Durina
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over 8 years ago
The inspect error is a known error when using a type constructor. The problem is that the more complicated type! reference isn't picked up at the inspection time--technically that CDT doesn't exist yet. However, it's a false error--if you select import you should be fine and you would only have to import once. However it is best practice to create a separate application as Sikhi suggested.
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Jennifer Durina
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over 8 years ago
The inspect error is a known error when using a type constructor. The problem is that the more complicated type! reference isn't picked up at the inspection time--technically that CDT doesn't exist yet. However, it's a false error--if you select import you should be fine and you would only have to import once. However it is best practice to create a separate application as Sikhi suggested.
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